Normal Small Bowel Diameter Size on CT, MRI & X-Ray
Normal small bowel anteroposterior diameter is <3 cm in adults, with age-specific pediatric values from 13.9 mm at 6 months to ~24.9 mm at age 15.
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Normal small bowel anteroposterior diameter is <3 cm in adults, with age-specific pediatric values from 13.9 mm at 6 months to ~24.9 mm at age 15.
Normal small bowel wall thickness is less than 3 mm on CT and ultrasound; exceeding this threshold suggests inflammation, ischemia, or neoplasm.
Reference guide for normal spleen diameter by age on ultrasound, MRI, and CT—from neonates through young adults, with clinical thresholds.
Normal splenic vein diameter measures less than 10 mm on ultrasound and CT, with normal splenic vein length under 13 cm in adults.
Normal stomach wall thickness measures less than 10 mm on CT and ultrasound; values above this threshold warrant further evaluation for pathology.
Normal fetal thorax circumference to abdomen circumference ratio is >0.77 on ultrasound, a key marker for detecting thoracic dysplasia.
Normal umbilical vein diameter is less than 3 mm on ultrasound and CT; values at or above this threshold suggest portal hypertension.
Normal vermiform appendix diameter is <6 mm on ultrasound and <8 mm on CT; exceeding these thresholds raises concern for acute appendicitis.
The normal Wirsung canal (main pancreatic duct) measures less than 2 mm in anteroposterior diameter on ultrasound in children.
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