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Final ID: Poster #: EDU-045
Is There a Gas Leak? Distinguishing Pneumoperitoneum and Pseudopneumoperitoneum on Imaging
Purpose or Case Report: Pneumoperitoneum is the presence of air or gas within the peritoneal cavity. Prompt identification of pneumoperitoneum is critical due to its association with life-threatening pathologies. Through case-based discussion, the following exhibit will highlight various radiological signs of pneumoperitoneum on radiography as well as false cases of pneumoperitoneum, coined pseudopneumoperitoneum, an important distinction to avoid unnecessary invasive procedures for patients.
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