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Spontaneous pneumoperitoneum: Report of one case [PDF]
Journal of Acute Medicine, 2013 Pneumoperitoneum generally indicates the perforation of the hollow viscera and most cases require emergency surgical exploration and intervention. However, pneumoperitoneum may develop without viscera perforation and is then defined as “spontaneous ...
Ping-Jen Chen, Chien-Ming Chao
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Recurring spontaneous aseptic pneumoperitoneum presenting secondary to an unrelated chief complaint: A case report [PDF]
International Journal of Surgery Case Reports, 2015 INTRODUCTIONPneumoperitoneum, observed by radiography, is typically associated with the perforation of hollow viscous. More than 90% of all cases of pneumoperitoneum are the result of a gastrointestinal tract perforation.
Mohammad Alassaf
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Spontaneous Pneumoperitoneum Associated with Colonic Pseudo-Obstruction [PDF]
Acta Chirurgica Belgica, 2004 Pneumoperitoneum is almost always pathognomonic of a perforated abdominal viscus requiring urgent surgical intervention. Spontaneous or non-surgical pneumoperitoneum is a rare clinical condition arising secondary to abdominal, thoracic, gynaecologic or ...
Alif Gul, Yunus Gul +2 more
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Recurrent spontaneous pneumoperitoneum
American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology, 1956Abstract 1. 1. A case of recurrent spontaneous pneumoperitoneum in a young post-partum mother is described. This is the third case of pneumoperitoneum of genital origin and the first case of recurrent spontaneous pneumoperitoneum to be described. 2. 2.
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Spontaneous Pneumoperitoneum in Appendicitis
Radiology, 1961Spontaneous pneumoperitoneum is infrequently encountered as a radiographic finding in association with a perforated appendix. This has led some authors to doubt that it occurs at all (11, 13). A review of the literature revealed a total of 10 cases reported by Vaughan and Singer (14), Guillemin (6), Kornblum (8), Spensley et al.
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Postoperative spontaneous pneumoperitoneum
The American Journal of Surgery, 1947Abstract A case of spontaneous pneumoperitoneum (the sixth) is reported. This is similar to four of the other cases in which there is an accompanying chest condition. This case is unusual in that it followed an operative procedure with opening of the peritoneum but at such a late date that there could be no connection between this and the ...
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Spontaneous pneumoperitoneum in two cats
Journal of Small Animal Practice, 2002Spontaneous pneumoperitoneum is an infrequently observed presentation in cats. This report details two cases of pneumoperitoneum in the cat. The first case was suspected to have been caused by a gastric perforation secondary to gastric lymphoma. The second case was caused by a perforated gastric ulcer in a cat that had been recently treated with ...
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[Spontaneous pneumoperitoneum].
Medicina clinica, 2007Spontaneous pneumoperitoneum most often occurs following ruptured peptic ulcer. In 80 to 85 per cent of cases of perforated ulcers, free intraperitoneal air is demonstrable. There have been reported three cases in which air was present without demonstrable cause, without peritoneal irritation or peritonitis. This presentation adds a fourth. Examination
Ernesto, García Vicente +1 more
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Asymptomatic spontaneous pneumoperitoneum
The American Journal of Surgery, 1961P NEUMOPERITONEUM is a striking radiologic finding that indicates severe intra-abdominal disease and constitutes an urgent surgica1 emergency. CIosure of the offending perforation in the stomach, duodenum or coIon must be accomplished as soon as possible to prevent generalized peritonitis, peIvic abscess or intestinal obstruction.
Clarence I. Britt +2 more
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