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EPISODE · Jun 26, 2026 · 11 MIN

Don’t miss that—radiology of bowel obstruction and ileus

from Don’t Miss That Radiology ⭐ · host Dr. Matthew Hartman

Episode 2: Don’t Miss That Bowel Obstruction! 🚨Small bowel obstruction or large bowel obstruction? In this episode of Don’t Miss That Radiology, Dr. Matthew Hartman walks you through a practical, step-by-step approach to abdominal radiographs using the Rule of Threes to quickly recognize bowel pathology.You’ll learn how to:✅ Differentiate small bowel from large bowel obstruction✅ Apply the Rule of Threes to bowel dilation✅ Recognize the classic coffee bean sign of sigmoid volvulus✅ Identify imaging clues that should never be missed✅ Build a systematic search pattern for abdominal X-raysWhether you’re a medical student, resident, or clinician looking to improve your abdominal imaging skills, this episode provides memorable teaching points and real-world examples to help you read with confidence.Remember: You only see what you know… don’t miss that.🎙️ Follow @Radiology101 for more radiology teaching pearls.📚 Learn even more with the Don’t Miss That Radiology Pocket Guide.#Radiology #MedicalEducation #AbdominalXray #BowelObstruction #SmallBowelObstruction #LargeBowelObstruction #SigmoidVolvulus

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