Appendix and Cecum

Schumpelick, Volker; Dreuw, B.; Ophoff, K.; Prescher, Andreas

doi:10.1016/s0039-6109(05)70407-2

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“…Though the classical presentation is pain abdomen and vomiting; further investigations are required to come to a preoperative diagnosis. [3][4][5][6][7][8] There is delay in the initial presentation of intestinal obstruction cases due to various reasons. Due to these delays in initial presentation patients would have been dehydrated or complications would have set in.…”

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A study on clinico etiological spectrum of intestinal obstruction in paediatric age group

Patel

Siddharth

et al. 2016

Int J Res Med Sci

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A study on clinico etiological spectrum of intestinal obstruction in paediatric age group

Patel

Siddharth

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Int J Res Med Sci

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“…Queste differenze riflettono le difficoltà diagnostiche nei pazienti anziani, nelle giovani donne e nei bambini, in cui il quadro clinico può essere atipico e simulare altre patologie [1]. In questi casi, la diagnosi errata o tardiva è legata non solo alla presentazione clinico-laboratoristica atipica, ma anche alle varianti anatomiche di sede dell'appendice [21]. Pertanto, in tali forme, il ricorso a metodiche di imaging come l'US e la TC consente una maggiore percentuale di diagnosi corrette e riduce il tasso di mortalità [4,6,7,12,22].…”

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“…La recente introduzione delle apparecchiature multidetettore ha consentito di superare questi limiti, incrementando notevolmente la velocità di acquisizione di volumi sempre più ampi, con riduzione degli artefatti da movimento e maggiore qualità delle ricostruzioni multiplanari (MPR) e VR per effetto dei voxel isotropici [26]. Alcuni the location of the appendix [21]. In such cases, the use of imaging methods such as US and CT provides a higher rate of correct diagnoses and reduces mortality rates [4,6,7,12,22].…”

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Atypical appendicitis: diagnostic value of volume-rendered reconstructions obtained with 16-slice multidetector-row CT

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“…This is called a percutaneous drainage. 10,19,36 Before surgery, powerful or broadspectrum (treating a lot of bacteria types) antibiotics will be given through a vein by IV. Appendectomy…”

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“…The incision is covered with a sterile bandage. 10,19,36 If appendectomy is done by minimally invasive surgery, the most common technique used is laparoscopy. In laparoscopic appendectomy, small incisions are made near the belly button and in other places on the belly.…”

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Acute Appendicitis

Cudworth¹

2014

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SummaryAcute appendicitis is a very common problem in well developed countries. There seems to be a dietary influence involved but this has not been proven. The most common cause of acute appendicitis is blockage of the inside of the appendix by a fecalith (stool or fecal stone). History and physical examination and blood work results are usually enough to correctly make the diagnosis. X-ray tests such as ultrasound, CT scans or MRI may help in confirming the diagnosis. The treatment of choice is surgical removal of the irritated appendix, which can be safely done by an open or a laparoscopic technique. AbstractAcute appendicitis is a very common disease where the appendix becomes blocked, and leads to irritation and infection. When the appendix becomes irritated the patient can feel belly pain. The belly pain is first felt near the belly button and after a while it can move to the right lower area of the belly. The pain may go along with a loss of wanting to eat, nausea and vomiting. Many things can block the appendix opening leading to loss of blood supply and appendicitis. This includes waste produced from the food we eat, inflamed lymph nodes around the appendix or a growth in the appendix. Treatment is usually surgery to remove the appendix (appendectomy) as well as antibiotics given through a vein. The diagnosis is usually made by talking to and examining the patient and checking with different types of tests. Surgery works well in most patients who have appendicitis. The risk of having a problem or complication is low. Surgery to remove the appendix may be safely done with an open technique with a larger incision (laparotomy) or using small incisions and a camera (laparoscopic). They both have small short term and long term risks.

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Appendix and Cecum

Cited by 117 publications

References 23 publications

A study on clinico etiological spectrum of intestinal obstruction in paediatric age group

A study on clinico etiological spectrum of intestinal obstruction in paediatric age group

Atypical appendicitis: diagnostic value of volume-rendered reconstructions obtained with 16-slice multidetector-row CT

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