ASCITES Q. 1 Minimal Ascites can be best detected by: A USG B Plain X-ray abdomen C MRI D CT scan Q. 1 Minimal Ascites can be best detected by: A USG B Plain X-ray abdomen C MRI D CT scan Ans. A Explanation: A i.e. USG Earliest detection Investigation Ascites USGQ Pericardial effusion EchocardiographyQ […]
ASCITES ASCITES Ascites means accumulation of free fluid in the peritoneal cavity. Etiology- Most common cause is portal hypertension secondary to cirrhosis. Tuberculous peritonitis (common cause of non- portal hypertension ascites) Clinical features- Atleast 1-2 L of fluid accumulation required to cause ascites. Abdominal distension, fullness in the flanks, dullness on percussion & fluid thrill.
