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Page 186
... peritonitis also has been detected 10 days to 15 months after insertion of a LeVeen shunt83 and has been induced by intra - arterial vasopressin therapy for up- per gastrointestinal hemorrhage . 84 The cardinal clinical features are ...
... peritonitis also has been detected 10 days to 15 months after insertion of a LeVeen shunt83 and has been induced by intra - arterial vasopressin therapy for up- per gastrointestinal hemorrhage . 84 The cardinal clinical features are ...
Page 190
... peritonitis in cirrhosis : variations on a theme . Medicine ( Baltimore ) 1971 ; 50 : 161-97 . 78. Correia JP , Conn HO . Spontaneous peritonitis in cirrhosis : endemic epidemic ? Med Clin North Am 1975 ; 59 : 963–81 . 79. Flaum MA ...
... peritonitis in cirrhosis : variations on a theme . Medicine ( Baltimore ) 1971 ; 50 : 161-97 . 78. Correia JP , Conn HO . Spontaneous peritonitis in cirrhosis : endemic epidemic ? Med Clin North Am 1975 ; 59 : 963–81 . 79. Flaum MA ...
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... peritonitis . However , the silent abdomen does not always accompany a perforated vis- cus . Furthermore , bowel sounds are usually normal early in abdominal disease ; after sev- eral hours , bowel sounds diminish markedly if peritonitis ...
... peritonitis . However , the silent abdomen does not always accompany a perforated vis- cus . Furthermore , bowel sounds are usually normal early in abdominal disease ; after sev- eral hours , bowel sounds diminish markedly if peritonitis ...
Contents
SYMPTOMATOLOGY | 24 |
Abdominal Scout Film Assessment | 32 |
Abdominal Pain | 36 |
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