Does MRI play a role in patients with GI bleeding? New @Abdominal_Rad pictorial review by DFP members has the answers! @JeffFidlerMD @BariDaneMD @mkma03gi @avneeshrad

Check out multiple new articles by GI Bleeding DFP members pertinent to imaging patients with GI bleeding

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New review of GI tract vascular malformations in @Abdominal_Rad, which may manifest as GI bleeding

Biliary pathology @SARBiliaryDFP can present with upper GI bleeding as in this case of cholecystoduodenal fistula

Young man with gunshot to right buttock and left thigh outlet, developed hematochezia and hemodynamic instability, found to have traumatic arterio-enteric fistula from a deep femoral artery pseudoaneurysm tracking into a rectal wall tear, detected by CTA and operatively

DFP publication “The Role of Imaging for GI Bleeding: ACG and SAR Consensus Recommendations” was listed as #4 in Radiology’s must downloaded articles of 2024! @SenguptaNeil @JeffFidlerMD @radiology_rsna

Recently published review of CT for suspected GI bleeding by DFP members Drs. Wells, Tse, Cahalane, and Gupta @mkma03gi @JustinTseMDRad

Check out this new publication on nonvariceal upper GI bleeding and imaging from DFP member @BariDaneMD and ACR colleagues:

28-year-old gentleman with extraosseous Ewing Sarcoma of the proximal duodenum who presented with anemia and melena

47 yo woman with B-cell lymphoma treated with CAR-T therapy developed hematochezia and anemia, with active colonic bleeding on CT and bleeding ulcers on colonoscopy related to CMV colitis

Hematochezia from bleeding small bowel diverticulum in an anticoagulated patient @NEJM

Come see @JeffFidlerMD present a plenary session on our groups collaborative effort with @AmCollegeGastro #SAR24

#SAR24 great to see GI Bleeding DFP members in person

Ileal tuberculosis presenting as melena

RT @AmJGastro: New Joint Society Publication @AmCollegeGastro and @SocietyAbdRad . The Role of Imaging for GI Bleeding:.Consensus Recommend….

Small bowel bleeding accounts for 5–10% of GI bleeding, commonly manifesting as obscure GI bleeding. Guglielmo et al. Gastrointestinal Bleeding at CT Angiography and CT Enterography: Imaging Atlas and Glossary of Terms. Radiographics. 2021 Oct;41(6):1632-1656. PMID: 34597220.

Primary Jejunal DLBLC presenting as obscure GI bleeding (source remains unknown after complete GI tract endoscopic and imaging evaluation)

New paper in @Abdominal_Rad from Mayo and DFP member @JeffFidlerMD on idiopathic hyperplasia of mesenteric veins (IMHMV), a rare cause of rectosigmoid predominant ischemia that can present with hematochezia

Two new articles by DFP members discussing DECT in GI tract evaluation, including GI bleeding @BariDaneMD @Mike_Gee8

32% of patients with immune checkpoint inhibitor-induced gastritis had upper GI bleeding in this retrospective single center study