AN INFLUENZAL CONDITION SIMULATING THE ACUTE ABDOMEN

Ascariasis Simulating Acute Abdomen

A Case of Tetanus Simulating Acute Abdomen

Medical Officer, Jashpur State, Eastern States Agency An adult male, aged 22 years, was admitted on 4th January, 1942, at. 10 a.m., into the Deosaran Hospital for the following complaints :? (1) Pain in the whole of the abdomen?duration 10 hours. (2) Faecal stasis?duration two days. (3) Absence of micturition?duration 10 hours. (4) Vomiting once the night before admission. Present illness.?Two ...

M. T. Malaria Simulating Acute Abdomen

Managing the Animal with an Acute Abdomen

Peritonitis is inflammation of the peritoneal cavity. It may be primary (e.g., hematogenous infection of the peritoneum as in feline infectious peritonitis) or secondary (i.e., resulting from chemical or septic contamination of the peritoneal cavity) and may be generalized (i.e., diffuse) or localized (i.e., only a small portion of the abdomen is involved). Chemical peritonitis is caused by the...

The Acute Abdomen