A male with colicky pain abdomen
A male aged 26 years Chief Complaints Pain Abdomen (Colicky) Borborygmi & Gola formation (+) LOA(+) Bilious Vomiting (intermittent) Physical Examination P/A- Soft, Gurgling lump RIF
Gurgling lump in RIF D/d malignant lump ?caecum 2 appendicular lump Reverse peristalsis giving bilious vomiting
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