27 April 2011
An interesting case of abdominal pain
Shamik DholakiaDOI: 10.12659/AJCR.881772
Am J Case Rep 2011; 12:44-46
Abstract
Abstract
Background: We would like to present an interesting case of abdominal pain, which we witnessed in our department a few months previous, bringing to light the changing prevalence of diverticular disease and possible changes in the simple management of constipation.
Case Report: The patient was a middle aged Caucasian female who presented with severe non-specific abdominal pain without obvious cause despite thorough initial investigation.
Conclusions: The case highlights the importance of how abdominal pain without a diagnosis at presentation should be taken seriously and the lessons taken from the case impacting on future practice.
Keywords: stercoral perforation, diagnostic delay, abdominal pain management
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