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RK NURSE'S HUB on Instagram: "The "coffee bean sign" is a classic radiological finding on an abdominal X-ray that is considered pathognomonic for a sigmoid volvulus, a life-threatening condition requiring emergency intervention. This sign appears as a greatly dilated, inverted U-shaped loop of the sigmoid colon that resembles a coffee bean. Formation: The two curved outer borders of the "bean" are the walls of the gas-filled, massively distended bowel loops. The central white cleft (or line) rep

Pure medicine on Instagram: "Radiology signs from the GIT to the larynx — the essentials every clinician should recognise early, interpret correctly, and act on immediately. 🔸 Double Bubble Sign – Classic for duodenal atresia. Two distinct gas shadows (stomach + proximal duodenum) with no distal bowel gas. Neonatal surgical emergency. 🔸 Target / Bull’s-Eye Sign – Seen in intussusception on USG/CT. Concentric rings representing telescoped bowel. Needs urgent reduction. 🔸 Crescent Sign / Coffee

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