Abdomen Erect X-ray templates

📝 ABDOMEN AND PELVIS X-RAY TEMPLATES

📝 Abdomen AP (Supine)

📝 Abdomen Erect

📝 Pelvis AP

📝 KUB

📝 Lt Decubitus

📝 Cross Table

📝 Pelvis Inlet

📝 Pelvis Outlet

📝 Trauma Pelvis

📝 Trauma Abdomen

📝 Pediatric Abdomen

📝 Pediatric Pelvis

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📄 Normal study

📄 Small Bowel Obstruction (Multiple Air-Fluid Levels)

📄 Large Bowel Obstruction

📄 Adynamic Ileus (Paralytic Ileus)

📄 Closed Loop Obstruction

📄 Free Air Under Diaphragm (Hollow Viscus Perforation)

📄 Perforated Duodenal Ulcer

📄 Perforated Gastric Ulcer

📄 Perforated Intestinal Loop

📄 Toxic Megacolon

📄 Severe Colitis (Ulcerative / Infective)

📄 Appendicitis (Indirect Signs)

📄 Radiopaque Renal Calculi

📄 Ureteric Calculi (Along Course of Ureter)

📄 Vesical Calculi (Bladder Stones)

📄 Pneumobilia (Air in Biliary Tree)

📄 Portal Venous Gas

📄 Pancreatic Calcifications (Chronic Pancreatitis)

📄 Gallstones (If Radiopaque)

📄 Hepatomegaly (Displacement of Bowel Gas)

📄 Splenomegaly

📄 Abdominal Mass (Bowel Displacement)

📄 Ground Glass Abdomen (Ascites)

📄 Centralization of Bowel Loops

📄 Vascular Calcification (Aorta / Iliac Arteries)

📄 Lymph Node Calcification

📄 Phleboliths (Pelvic Calcifications)

📄 Adrenal Calcification

📄 Ingested Foreign Body

📄 Rectal Foreign Body

📄 Surgical Materials (Clips, Sutures)

📄 Pneumoperitoneum (Post-traumatic Perforation)

📄 Retroperitoneal Air

📄 Foreign Body (Projectile / Metallic)

📄 Surgical Clips / Staples

📄 Bowel Anastomosis

📄 Ileostomy / Colostomy

📄 Drain Tubes

📄 Fecal Impaction

📄 Abnormal Gas Pattern

📄 Subphrenic Abscess (Air-Fluid Level)

📄 Gas in Urinary Bladder (Emphysematous Cystitis)

📄 Bowel Perforation

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FINDINGS IN ABDOMEN ERECT X-RAY

GASTROINTESTINAL OBSTRUCTION

Small Bowel Obstruction (Multiple Air-Fluid Levels)
Large Bowel Obstruction
Adynamic Ileus (Paralytic Ileus)
Closed Loop Obstruction

PERFORATION (PNEUMOPERITONEUM)

Free Air Under Diaphragm (Hollow Viscus Perforation)
Perforated Duodenal Ulcer
Perforated Gastric Ulcer
Perforated Intestinal Loop

INFLAMMATORY / INFECTIVE CONDITIONS

Toxic Megacolon
Severe Colitis (Ulcerative / Infective)
Appendicitis (Indirect Signs)

UROLITHIASIS (VISIBLE CALCULI)

Radiopaque Renal Calculi
Ureteric Calculi (Along Course of Ureter)
Vesical Calculi (Bladder Stones)

HEPATOBILIARY & PANCREATIC

Pneumobilia (Air in Biliary Tree)
Portal Venous Gas
Pancreatic Calcifications (Chronic Pancreatitis)
Gallstones (If Radiopaque)

SOFT TISSUE & ORGANOMEGALY

Hepatomegaly (Displacement of Bowel Gas)
Splenomegaly
Abdominal Mass (Bowel Displacement)

ASCITES & FLUID

Ground Glass Abdomen (Ascites)
Centralization of Bowel Loops

CALCIFICATIONS

Vascular Calcification (Aorta / Iliac Arteries)
Lymph Node Calcification
Phleboliths (Pelvic Calcifications)
Adrenal Calcification

FOREIGN BODY

Ingested Foreign Body
Rectal Foreign Body
Surgical Materials (Clips, Sutures)

TRAUMA

Pneumoperitoneum (Post-traumatic Perforation)
Retroperitoneal Air
Foreign Body (Projectile / Metallic)

POST-SURGICAL CHANGES

Surgical Clips / Staples
Bowel Anastomosis
Ileostomy / Colostomy
Drain Tubes

MISCELLANEOUS

Fecal Impaction
Abnormal Gas Pattern
Subphrenic Abscess (Air-Fluid Level)
Gas in Urinary Bladder (Emphysematous Cystitis)

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Declaration:
I, R. K. Mouj, declare that the material presented in this Abdomen Erect X-ray report template has been prepared solely for educational and academic purposes. Any observations, radiographic findings (including air-fluid levels or free intraperitoneal air), or example interpretations are illustrative in nature. Clinical correlation, relevant laboratory investigations, additional imaging (e.g., supine view, CT scan), and professional judgment are essential before making diagnostic or management decisions.

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