RADIOLOGICAL
DIAGNOSIS OF
CHOLESTATIC JAUNDICE
Presented by: Dr NGAPOUT DJAMMILA
Supervisor Co-director
Pr MOIFO BONIFACE Dr YANN CHRIS
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OBJECTIVES
1. State 3 steps in the pathophysiology of cholestatic jaundice
2. Outline the 3 main differential diagnosis pattern of cholestasis
3. Describe the diagnostic approach to a patient with suspected cholestatic
jaundice
4. State the 3 main radiological signs in cholestatic jaundice
PLAN
PLAN
Introduction
1. Recalls
2. Imaging Modalities
3. Radiological semiology
4. Radiological presentation
Conclusion
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