2023
DOI: 10.18203/2320-6012.ijrms20232105
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Hollow viscus perforation with gas under diaphragm: a misnomer?

Abstract: Background: Hollow viscus perforation is suspected when radiographs show the presence of gas under diaphragm and is usually an indication for surgical abdominal exploration. This is significant because in cases of hollow viscous perforation, plain radiography may be used as the first line of diagnosis. Concerns regarding diagnosing those 30% cases of hollow viscus perforation which was not detected by the plain radiography. Methods: A bound prospective study of patients who were managed for perforated hollow a… Show more

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