Nanda Venkatanarasimha MRCP, FRCR, Presenter: Nothing to Disclose

Familiarity afforded by recognition of a classic sign or Aunt Minnie on ultrasound allows for a more confident and accurate diagnosis Identification and understanding the pathophysiologic characteristics associated with these signs can facilitate timely patient management

Systematic review of signs in Hepatobiliary: • Starry sky, halo, target, reverse target, short gun, double duct, central dot, double barrel, gamna-gandy bodies • WES, comet tail, Champagne, Murphy's Genitourinary: • Renal sweat, dromedary hump, milk of calcium, mickey-mouse, Jack stone, cobra, ureteric jet • Filarial dance, onion skin Peritoneum & bowel • Cake and Sandwich; pseudokidney Pelvis • Picket fence, tip of iceberg, string of pearls, feeding artery, ring of fire, bridging vascular, plug and mesh Doppler • Spoke wheel, whirl pool, Ying-yang, String of beads, visible thrill, mosaic • Reverse ‘M’, Parvus tardus, hepatofugal Correlative imaging Summary

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Venkatanarasimha, N, Aunt Minnie’s and Classic Signs in Adult Abdominopelvic Ultrasonography: A Primer for Radiology Residents.  Radiological Society of North America 2014 Scientific Assembly and Annual Meeting, - ,Chicago IL. http://archive.rsna.org/2014/14018677.html