… general practitioners interested in chronic pain management) opined that most children with
chronic pain … that of children complaining of abdominal pain in general practice, 78.7% had (…

… Abdominal pain is an extremely common complaint in all settings of medical practice. In
primary care practices in 2002, abdominal pain was a complaint in more than 13.5 million …

… we believe that the situations described by our parents are relevant for general practice. …
, and management of childhood functional abdominal pain in general practice. Scand J Prim …

… causes of diffuse abdominal pain that may not first be considered along with uncommon causes
of localized abdominal pain… primary care practice with a previous diagnosis of functional …

… to a Dutch primary care practice with a previous diagnosis of functional abdominal pain. In
… a gastroenterology clinic with undifferentiated abdominal pain were diagnosed with CAWP. …

… These cases were not included in the inclusion criteria of this study, but they could have
been originally referred to the general medicine department after seeing the gastroenterology …

… remains a common medical and surgical problem. Recurring chronic abdominal pain that …
It is vital to seek out the potential cause of this type of chronic abdominal pain, because …

… -aged children consulting GPs for a new episode of abdominal pain, not diagnosed as
gastroenteritis. Almost half of them fulfil the criteria for chronic abdominal pain at presentation. …

… Abdominal pain is a common outpatient complaint, and chronic abdominal wall pain (CAWP)
is a cause … in most textbooks of medicine, gastroenterology, and surgery. In contrast, less …

… the practices used by primary care pediatricians to assess and treat chronic abdominal pain
… Despite some common practices, no single diagnostic or treatment technique was endorsed …