Anatomical Basis of Infectious Disease |
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Page 175
... abdominal cavity bends on itself at 90 ° at the abdominopelvic junction ; therefore , when pus accumulates , it gravitates to the most dependent area , the pelvis or the subdiaphragmatic space . The pelvic cavity is shaped like a ...
... abdominal cavity bends on itself at 90 ° at the abdominopelvic junction ; therefore , when pus accumulates , it gravitates to the most dependent area , the pelvis or the subdiaphragmatic space . The pelvic cavity is shaped like a ...
Page 202
... abdominal abscess . The ascending colon is covered by the perito- neum on the front and sides and held against the back of the abdominal cavity . A small perforation of the posterior wall of the colon by a gunshot wound at this site can ...
... abdominal abscess . The ascending colon is covered by the perito- neum on the front and sides and held against the back of the abdominal cavity . A small perforation of the posterior wall of the colon by a gunshot wound at this site can ...
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... abdominal pain associated with vomiting in teenagers and young adults can be due to pan- creatitis , oophoritis or orchitis . Since the intro- duction of mumps vaccine , however , these com- plications are infrequent . Syphilis of the ...
... abdominal pain associated with vomiting in teenagers and young adults can be due to pan- creatitis , oophoritis or orchitis . Since the intro- duction of mumps vaccine , however , these com- plications are infrequent . Syphilis of the ...
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