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On-call abdominal ultrasonography: the rate of negative examinations and incidentalomas in a European tertiary care center.

Tim E SluijterDerya YakarThomas Christian Kwee
Published in: Abdominal radiology (New York) (2022)
Nearly 50% of abdominal US examinations during on-call hours are negative, and 8% reveal an incidentaloma. Requesting specialty and indication for US affect the likelihood of a negative examination, and higher patient age and liver evaluations increase the chance of detecting an incidentaloma in this setting. These data may potentially be used to improve clinical reasoning and restrain overutilization of imaging.
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