Incidence Of Pathologies Detected By Abdominal
Ultrasonography Screening
MEHMET ALİ ERYILMAZ, SÜLEYMAN BAKTIK, SERDEN AY, ÖMER KARAHAN, İSMET TOLU, AHMET OKUŞ, HAKAN YILMAZ, SELMAN CEVHEROGLU
- Year : 2014
- Vol : 30
- Issue : 1
- Page :
19-22
The aim of the study is determine the incidence of pathologies
detected by abdominal ultrasonography in Konya. Screening has
begun in 2011 after the necessary permissions from local ethical
committee. Participators’ identity, age, gender, history and family
history has been recorded. Abdominal ultrasonography has been
performed in supine position. Hepatobiliary, genitourinary systems,
spleen, midline structures and anterior abdominal wall has been
evaluated. The mean age of 2010 participants was 46 (18-94). There
were 1071 (53.3%) female and 939 (46.7%) male. In abdominal
ultrasonography; hepatosteatosis in 371 (18.5%), liver hemangioma
in 14 (0.7%), hidatic cyst of liver in 11 (0.5%), cholelithiasis in 60 (3%),
splenomegaly in 13 (0.6%), simple cyst of spleen in 3 (0.1%), aortic
aneurism in 4 (0.2%) participants were detected. In renal evaluation;
nephrolithiasis in 34 (1.7%) and simple cyst in 145 (7.2%) participants
were detected. In pelvic evaluation; prostatic hypertrophy in 4 (0.4%)
males and myoma uteri in 8 (0.7%) females were detected. In Konya
population most common pathologies at abdominal ultrasonography
were hepatosteatosis, renal cyst, cholelithiasis and nephrolithiasis.
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Eryılmaz MA,Baktık S,Ay S,Karahan Ö,Tolu İ, Okuş A, Yılmaz H,Cevheroglu S.Karın Ultrasonografi Taraması ile Tespit Edilebilen Hastalıkların Sıklıkları.Selcuk Med J 2014;30(1): 19-22
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Incidence Of Pathologies Detected By Abdominal
Ultrasonography Screening
2014,
Vol.
30
(1)
Received : 25.05.2013,
Accepted : 25.05.2013,
Published Online : 13.08.2018
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