… there is progressive and continuous vomiting accompanied with severe abdominal pain.
Abdominal pain, which is accompanied with abdominal distention due to excessive gas, should …

… abdominal wall will be more frequently considered in the differential diagnosis of patients
with chronic abdominal pain. … diagnostic approach to patients with chronic abdominal pain to …

… 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 …

… When treating severe chronic abdominal pain, many obstacles are currently in our way to …
In addition, various diagnostic approaches to investigate source of abdominal pain had to …

… help establish the correct diagnosis. Various endoscopic and imaging modalities have
important roles in diagnosing many causes of abdominal pain. Diagnostic approaches rely on the …

… The overall sensitivity and specificity of the history and physical examination in diagnosing
the different causes of abdominal pain is poor, particularly for benign conditions ( 8 ). …

… A life-threatening cause for abdominal pain is identified in 10% of … diagnostic testing,
approximately 20% to 40% of patients will not have a definitive diagnosis for their abdominal pain at …

… Skill in the assessment of abdominal pain is an essential requirement of emergency … ,
abdominal pain is often a symptom of serious disease and may be difficult to diagnose, resulting in …

… ligament Exclusion of alternative causes of abdominal pain Surgical median arcuate … with
persistent abdominal pain Persistent abdominal pain Past history of one or several abdominal/…

… of abdominal pain lasting two weeks or longer. The diagnostic approach to abdominal pain
in … -wise approach to investigation. If the history and physical examination suggest functional …