Cope's early diagnosis of the acute abdomen.
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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New York :
Oxford University Press,
2000.
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| Edition: | Twentieth edition / |
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Table of Contents:
- Ch. 1. The principles of diagnosis in acute abdominal disease
- Ch. 2. Method of diagnosis: the history
- Ch. 3. Method of diagnosis: the examination of the patient
- Ch. 4. Method of diagnosis: the grouping of symptoms and signs
- Ch. 5. Laboratory and radiological tests
- Ch. 6. Appendicitis
- Ch. 7. The differential diagnosis of appendicitis
- Ch. 8. Perforation of a gastric or duodenal ulcer
- Ch. 9. Acute pancreatitis
- Ch. 10. Cholecystitis and other causes of acute pain in the right upper quadrant of the abdomen
- Ch. 11. Acute abdominal lesions arising in the left hypochondrium
- Ch. 12. The colics
- Ch. 13. Acute intestinal obstruction
- Ch. 14. Intussusception and other causes of obstruction
- Ch. 15. The early diagnosis of strangulated and obstructed hernias
- Ch. 16. Acute abdominal symptoms due to vascular lesions
- Ch. 17. Acute abdominal symptoms in women
- Ch. 18. Early ectopic gestation
- Ch. 19. Acute abdominal disease with genitourinary symptoms
- Ch. 20. The diagnosis of acute peritonitis
- Ch. 21. The early diagnosis of abdominal injuries
- Ch. 22. The postoperative abdomen
- Ch. 23. The acute abdomen in the tropics
- Ch. 24. Diseases that may simulate the acute abdomen
- Ch. 25. Acute abdominal pain in the immunocompromised patient
- Ch. 26. Abdominal catastrophes when sensation is impaired.