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Diagnostic Ultrasound - Abdomen and Pelvis

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Abdominal Wall<br />

Subcutaneous fat<br />

Right rectus muscle<br />

Right linea semilunaris<br />

Linea alba<br />

Aorta<br />

MR<br />

Anatomy: <strong>Abdomen</strong><br />

Right internal oblique muscle<br />

Inferior vena cava<br />

Right transversus abdominis muscle<br />

Right quadratus lumborum<br />

Right erector spinae muscles<br />

Linea alba<br />

Linea semilunaris<br />

Right external oblique muscle<br />

Right internal oblique muscle<br />

Right transversus abdominis muscle<br />

Right psoas muscle<br />

Right quadratus lumborum muscle<br />

Aorta<br />

Inferior vena cava<br />

Right erector spinae muscle<br />

Subcutaneous fat<br />

Linea alba<br />

Right rectus muscle<br />

Deep inferior epigastric vessels<br />

Right iliopsoas muscle<br />

Right external iliac artery <strong>and</strong> vein<br />

Right gluteal muscles<br />

(Top) Axial T2 HASTE MR in an older patient with muscle atrophy shows fat in between the individual muscles of the anterior <strong>and</strong><br />

posterior abdominal wall. (Middle) Axial T2 HASTE MR in a younger male patient shows more bulky abdominal wall musculature with<br />

little intermuscular fat. (Bottom) Axial T1 MR at a lower level shows the iliopsoas as 1 muscle bundle.<br />

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