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A 19 Yr old Male daily wage worker presented with... Chief Complaints Abdominal pain( Rt iliac) since 2 weeks. Lower back pain since 1 month. Vitals Wnl Investigations Recommended investigations? Diagnosis Open for discussion. D/D?
Abdominal pain and low back pain . But a little more information should be provided like pain in which region of 9 quadrants of abdomen , radiation of pain , associated symptoms like nausea, vomitings , constipation, urinary symptoms Investigations required are Ultrasonography abdomen MRI lumbo sacral spine to rule out PIVD D/D PIVD Renal calculi APD Cholecystitis Pancreatitis
Appendicitis Ureteric stone Renal calculi
USG abdomen to rule out renal calculi Now treat as APD Srp Mucaine tds T.Baclofen 10mg bd
Usg whole abd
Gastritis Pancreatitis Renal calculus Abscess. Adv USG abd pelvis sos CT abdomen.
D/D.. ENTERITIS.. COLITIS .. MALIGNANCY.. RENAL COLIC .. PANCREATITIS.. ABDOMINAL KOCH'S.. ABDOMINAL LYMPHADENOPATHY.. APPENDICITIS.. PID .. PVID .. INVESTIGATIONS .. KUB .. USG..ABDOMEN.. CTCE.. MRI STUDY.. GI ENDOSCOPY.. COLONOSCOPY..
Abdominal pain and low back pain . But a little more information should be provided like pain in which region of 9 quadrants of abdomen , radiation of pain , associated symptoms like nausea, vomitings , constipation, urinary symptoms Investigations required are Ultrasonography abdomen MRI lumbo sacral spine to rule out PIVD D/D PIVD Renal calculi APD Cholecystitis Pancreatitis
Abdominal pain in which region? Lower back pain may be d/t spasm of muscle of back Do USG WA X ray D L spine
Renal colic Acute Pancreatitis Acute cholecystitis Peptic ulcer Investigate all systems given in d/d
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