… This review will focus on the diagnostic tools which general practitioners utilize in the evaluation
of chronic abdominal pain. Key Messages: The primary role of the general practitioner is …

… without a record of abdominal pain were not excluded. In these patients, newly diagnosed …
abdominal pain may reflect the general practitioner's doubts as to whether the abdominal pain …

… Aetiologies of the symptom ‘abdominal pain’ in general practice: We identified nine studies
assessing data on the aetiology of abdominal pain cases. The authors described a variety of …

… found and which could be managed entirely by the general practitioner (GP). Because of the
… abdominal pain we decided to perform a prospective descriptive study in general practice of …

… Therapeutic modalities advised or applied by the GP during the previous 12 months in
patients with chronic non-specific abdominal pain in general practice (reported by the GPs).a …

… between organic and functional abdominal pain [Citation7]. We therefore assume that in
general practice, diagnostic testing in children presenting with abdominal pain will be directed …

… Its prevalence in general medical practice is unknown, although it may account for about
10% of patients with chronic idiopathic abdominal pain seen in gastroenterological practices. …

… , when treating a patient with chronic pain, is to achieve meaningful, and hopefully, long-lasting
pain relief. When treating severe chronic abdominal pain, many obstacles are currently …

… abdominal pain. The aim of this study was to identify chronic abdominal wall pain … , in a
patient population diagnosed with functional abdominal pain, including irritable bowel syndrome, …

… the expression nonspecific abdominal pain (NSAP) for abdominal pain for which … cause,
we consider NSAP in family practice as a poorly studied part of the spectrum of the same pain …