Normal head, skull and cervical spine.
No airway adjuncts. No central vascular access.
No lung, cardiac, mediastinal, thoracic aorta or thoracic cage injury.
Liver, spleen, pancreas intact (benign calcifcation in right liver lobe). Hyperenhancement of both suprarenal glands. No free gas or evidence of bowel injury.
Devascularisation of the left kidney. There is a stump of the left renal artery, but no active extravasation is demonstrated.
Normal appearance of the right kidney however there is a filling defect in the right renal artery ostium, concerning for dissection.
Unremarkable urinary bladder.
Extensive psoas/retroperitoneal haemorrhage but no active arterial extravasation on the current study.
Shelf-like filling defect in the aorta at the L2 level, concerning for aortic injury. Similarly, peripheral filling defect in the right external iliac artery, probable localised dissection. Normal distal runoff.
Spinal injuries, described in the next study.