This document provides an overview of various radiographic imaging techniques used to visualize the abdomen and pelvis. It includes radiographs of the abdomen, pelvis, hysterography, computed tomography of the abdomen at various levels, upper gastrointestinal studies, small bowel studies, colonography, biliary tract imaging, magnetic resonance angiography, aortography, and venography. The images are intended to demonstrate normal anatomy as well as common postoperative and pathological findings.

1. Radiographic
Anatomy of Abd of the
Radiographic Anatomyand
Spine
pelvis

2. ABDOMEN
AP view

4. AP ABDOMEN
+The inferior vena cava filter is
not attached to the NG tube.

6. POST- OP ABDOMEN
MULTIPLE SURGERIES

8. POST- OP
ABDOMEN
AORTIC ANEURYSM REPAIR

10. AP PELVIS

12. PELVIC DENSITY
AP PELVIS

14. AP ABDOMEN
(MALE)

16. AP ABDOMEN
(FEMALE)

18. HYSTEROSALPINGOGRAM

20. CT
ABDOMEN

22. CT
ABDOMEN

24. CT
ABDOMEN

26. CT
ABDOMEN

28. CT
ABDOMEN

30. CT
ABDOMEN

32. CT
ABDOMEN

34. SCAN LEVEL
CT
ABDOMEN

36. CT
ABDOMEN

38. CT
ABDOMEN

40. CT
ABDOMEN

44. UPPER GASTRIC
STUDY
BARIUM FILLED STOMACH
OBLIQUE POSITION

46. SMALL BOWEL
FILM TAKEN IMMEDIATELY AFTER
THE INGESTION OF BARIUM.

48. SMALL BOWEL
FILM TAKEN 40 MINUTES AFTER
THE INGESTION OF BARIUM

50. SMALL BOWEL
FILM TAKEN 120 MINUTES
AFTER INGESTION OF BARIUM

54. COLON AIR

56. BARIUM ENEMA
AIR CONTRAST

58. BILIARY TRACT SCAN
HIDA SCAN

60. OPERATIVE CHOLANGIOGRAM

62. MRA
MAGNETIC RESONANCE
ANGIOGRAPHY

64. AORTOGRAM

65. AORTOGRAM

66. AORTOGRAM

68. PELVIC ARTERIOGRAM

70. INFERIOR
VENA CAVAGRAM