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Mesenteric Ischemia CTA Report Builder
Evidence-weighted diagnostic synthesis for acute, acute-on-chronic and chronic mesenteric ischemia, mesenteric venous thrombosis, NOMI, ischemic colitis, and ischemia complicating mechanical obstruction. Decision support only — no probability scores, no diagnosis from an isolated finding.
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Suspected pathway
Switching keeps everything you have already entered
Examination performed
Adequacy for vascular assessment
Symptom timing
Symptoms
Clinical state
Risk factors
4 · Mesenteric arterial assessment
Patency
Level of disease
Stenosis
%
Reference diameter
mm
Minimum lumen
mm
Lesion length
mm
Occlusion / chronicity
Chronic vessel features
Origin → occlusion
cm
Relation to middle colic origin
Proximal jejunal branches
Distal branch reconstitution
5 · Mesenteric venous assessment
Patency
Thrombus characteristics
Thrombus length
cm
SMV diameter
mm
Luminal involvement
%
Distance to confluence
cm
Involved segments
Involved length
cm
Distribution
Qualitative enhancement
Comparison method
Wall thickness
Maximum wall thickness
mm
Morphology
Small bowel caliber
Max SB outer diameter
mm
Colonic caliber
Max colonic diameter
cm
Pneumatosis
Pneumatosis morphology
Mesenteric venous gas
Portal venous gas
Obstruction
Obstruction signs
Max upstream diameter
cm
Between transition points
cm
Closed-loop length
cm
Transition → ICV
cm
Hernia neck
cm
Mesentery
Peritoneum
Extraintestinal findings
Diagnostic synthesis
Indeterminate findings
Insufficient findings entered for a synthesis. Complete the vascular, bowel enhancement, and clinical sections.
Transmural necrosis concern
No CT evidence of advanced ischemic injury
Communication urgency
Prompt clinical correlation
Most likely mechanism
No dominant ischemic mechanism identified
No findings selected yet.
None recorded.
A single reassuring finding never cancels a major red flag.
- • Imaging cannot determine bowel viability with absolute certainty. Correlate urgently with physical examination, laboratory trend, surgical assessment, and clinical course.
Pearls appear as you select findings.
Generated report
Technique
CTA of the abdomen and pelvis was performed following intravenous contrast administration.
Findings
Select findings to generate the report.
Impression
1. Insufficient findings entered for a synthesis. Complete the vascular, bowel enhancement, and clinical sections. 2. No CT evidence of advanced ischemic injury. 3. Imaging cannot determine bowel viability with absolute certainty. Correlate urgently with physical examination, laboratory trend, surgical assessment, and clinical course. 4. Prompt clinical correlation is recommended.
Manual impression override
Replaces the generated impression
Decision support only
Final interpretation must be based on direct review of the complete examination and clinical context. This module does not replace clinical judgment, image interpretation, surgical assessment, or multidisciplinary consultation.