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Characteristics of Acute Abdominal Pain in Adult Patients - Analysis of Hospitalized Patients over a 10-Year Period // Особености на острата коремна болка при възрастни пациенти – анализ на хоспитализирани болни за 10-годишен период
Цел на настоящата разработка е да се дефинират особеностите в субективните оплаквания, физикалната находка, диагностичните възможности, протичането и изхода на острата коремна болка при пациенти в напреднала и старческа възраст с оглед изработване на диагностичен алгоритъм в помощ на лекарите от …
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CT Evaluation of Acut Abdominal Painin Patientswit Acute Leukemia
Introduction: Many diseases causing abdominal symptoms can occur in patients with leukemia such as neutropenic enterocolitis, leukemic infiltration of GI tract, and infectious enterocolitis. However, many imaging finding of such diseases can have overlapping findings. The purpose of this study was …
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In-hospital bed occupancy and the emergency department - effects on decisions about the level of care
… II were addressed for 19,620 ED visits due to acute abdominal pain. Part IV was performed analogously to Part III, but for 12,223 ED visits due to chest pain. In Part V, the permeability of an ED front-end facility that triages patients of perceived low acuity out of the ED was compared across …
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Acute pancreatitis, from local defense to remote organ injury
Acute pancreatitis (AP) is an inflammatory disease of the pancreas. Acute abdominal pain is the most common symptom. Pancreatic injury is mild in 80% of patients, who recover without complications. The remaining patients have a severe disease with local and systemic complications such as acute lung …
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Inflammatory and coagulation disturbances in acute pancreatitis
Acute pancreatitis (AP), a common cause of acute abdominal pain, is usually a mild, self-limited disease. However, some 20-30% of patients develop a severe disease manifested by pancreatic necrosis, abscesses or pseudocysts, and/or extrapancreatic complications, such as vital organ failure (OF). …
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Comparative imaging of the canine acute abdomen: survey radiography, contrast-enhanced ultrasound and contrast-enhanced multi-detector helical computed tomography
Canine patients with acute abdominal signs are often clinically unstable and need a rapid and accurate diagnosis. Contrast-enhanced multi-detector computed tomography (CE-MDCT) is the current modality of choice for evaluating acute abdominal pain in people. In phase one of this study we …