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[Acute abdomen; appendicitis].
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The differential diagnosis and modern treatment of the acute abdomen in children.
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[False acute abdomen due to spontaneous pneumothorax with hemothorax].
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[Acute abdomen. II. Diagnosis and therapy of early tubal pregnancy].
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[Acute abdomen; IV. Abdominal diseases with gastric etiology].
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[Acute abdomen. V. Surgical indications in icterus].
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[Congenital acute abdomen due to incomplete intestinal rotation].
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[Reception of a patient following surgery for acute abdomen].
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[Surgical acute abdomen. General aspects of the diagnosis].
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[Acute abdomen due to hematoma of the anterior rectus abdominis].
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[Acute abdomen due to eosinophilic gastroenteritis].
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Treatment of acute abdomen by electro-acupuncture--a report of 245 cases.
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[37 Years of cecosigmoidostomy for acute abdomen, pericolitis and Lane's type of constipation].
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[Acute abdomen caused by inflammation of a Meckel's diverticulum containing a stone].
Meckel's diverticula have a prevalence of approx. 2% in the population. About 90% of them are clinically inapparent. Usual complications are a perforation of ectopic gastric mucosa (possibly with intestinal bleeding), an invagination and a volvulus. Etiology is normally revealed only by surgical exploration. Calculi are rarely found in Meckel's diverticula, males being afflicted much more often than females. The enterolith consists of calcified residues of food. Unexplained abdominal symptoms with an ileus situation should also be considered a Meckel's diverticulum containing enteroliths. This is especially so, if there are unidentified calcifications visible on the abdominal X-ray.
[Laparoscopy in acute abdomen].
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[Non-surgical acute abdomen].
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[The difficult diagnosis of the surgical acute abdomen].
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