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Rami Sulaiman
- Assistant Professor, Medical Imaging - (Clinical Scholar Track)
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- (520) 626-7402
- Health Science Innovation Bldg, Rm. 245067
- rsulaiman@arizona.edu
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Journals/Publications
- Kochar, P., Soin, P., Sharma, P., Goyal, P., Garg, G., Sulaiman, R., & Adeb, M. (2018). Small bowel ascariasis: A rare clinical entity in United States. Connecticut Medicine, 82(8).More infoIntestinal ascariasis is a helminthic disease which is uncommon in the United States; however, it is extremely prevalent in developing countries. It is caused by a helminth, Ascaris lumbricoides. Diagnosis of intestinal ascariasis can be made by ultrasound and has a characteristic appearance in the appropriate clinical setting. Sonographic signs for identification include target sign, triple-line sign, and four-line sign. Usually there is a history of travel or the patient maybe an immigrant. Small bowel obstruction is the most common complication, which needs surgical intervention. We report a rare case of small bowel ascariasis diagnosed with ultrasound in our practice in Connecticut.