Errors in Abdominal Radiology

Interpretation of Radiological Examination.- Atlas.- Hepatic Pseudolesions.- Congenital Anomalies of the Liver.- Benign Liver Tumor Simulating Metastasis.- Liver Infarcts Simulating Metastases.- Fatty Metamorphosis Simulating Liver Tumors.- Juxtahepatic Tumor Simulating Liver Neoplasia.- Pseudosplenomegaly.- Ectopic Spleen Simulating a Right Flank Tumor.- Malrotation of the Spleen Simulating Left Adrenal or Pancreatic Tumor.- Accessory Spleen, Heterotopic Splenic Tissue, and Splenic Remnants Simulating Tumors.- Normal Pancreas.- Left Pseudoadrenal Tumor.- Pseudoretrogastric Mass Secondary to Fat.- Retroperitoneal Pseudotumor Due to Absence of Retroperitoneal Fat.- Pseudogastric Dilatation.- Pseudotumor of Tail of the Pancreas.- Gastric Pseudoneoplasia.- Pseudointernal Hernia.- Left Pseudoparaduodenal Hernia.- Pelvic Mass Thought to Be Secondary to Colonic Pathology Pelvic Kidneys.- Pseudocancer of the Large Bowel Secondary to Ischemic Colitis.- Pseudoneoplasia Caused by Ischemic Malabsorption.- Lesions Mimicking Carcinoma.- Pseudocalculi.- Iatrogenic Disease.- Paravertebral Pseudomass Caused by Retroperitoneal Fat.- Retroperitoneal Pseudotumor Caused by Fat.- Extrinsic Cecal Pseudomass.- Pseudoadrenal Mass Caused by Enlarged Veins.- Pseudohepatic Tumor Simulated by Adrenal Tumor.- Pseudohepatomegaly Simulated by Large Adrenal Tumor.- Appendix: Tables 1-6.