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Is there still a role for abdominal plain X-ray in acute abdomen?
The imaging workup of patients with acute abdominal pain still starts with abdominal X-ray in several clinical settings and facilities. Unfortunately, conventional plain film is of limited utility if performed as a routine investigation.
Ciro Paolillo +3 more
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Background: The diagnosis of mechanical intestinal obstruction is sometimes very challenging especially in the absence of previous abdominal surgery or obstructed hernia and there are limited studies comparing or evaluating the usefulness of plain ...
Nawfal K. Salih
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A 29 years old male from Bangladesh presented in the emergency department with severe abdominal pain and symptoms of gastric outlet obstruction. Epigastric tenderness, tachycardia, low grade fever, leucocytosis (WBC: 14900/microL) with neutrophilia (Neu ...
Lykourgos Christos Alexakis
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Huge primary vaginal stone in cerebral palsy patient. [PDF]
Chamma L +5 more
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Chilaiditi sign in a plain abdominal X-ray – why is it worth remembering?
Dominik A. Walczak +4 more
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Descending necrotizing mediastinitis secondary to retropharyngeal abscess. [PDF]
Nwia SM, Huebner CD, Nguyen JB.
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Tumour induced osteopenia due to phosphaturic mesenchymal sinonasal tumour presenting with delayed onset insufficiency fractures. [PDF]
Jawan F, Lim W, Francis J.
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Classical bladder exstrophy in an adolescent: A case report on management, challenges and outcome. [PDF]
Modekwe VI +6 more
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Splenic flexure volvulus, a rare etiology of colonic obstruction: Case report. [PDF]
Sharifi A +4 more
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A rare case of perforated jejunal diverticula of an uncommon origin. [PDF]
Jawed A +4 more
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