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Imaging colorectal trauma using 64-MDCT technology
Emergency Radiology, 04/28/09

Bondia JM et al. - Computed tomography has evolved to become the principal imaging modality in the evaluation of colorectal trauma. Direct signs of colorectal trauma are usually highly specific but relatively insensitive and, therefore, indirect signs are important in the diagnostic of colorectal injuries. In addition, prompt recognition of colorectal injury is crucial as even short delays in its diagnosis have been shown to significantly increase both morbidity and mortality. All these things make colorectal injury a challenge for radiologists.

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