Diagnostic and emergency assistance to the syndrome of "acute abdomen"

The clinical picture of acute occlusion of the various options mesenteric arteries is characterized by similar symptoms. The disease begins suddenly with a sharp attack of abdominal pain. Initially, the pain is very intense, are cramping in nature. They can not arrest the drug administration. Some analgesic effect can be obtained with the introduction of antispasmodics and antispasmoanalgesics. With the development of bowel infarction pain becomes less severe, permanent. Pain relief is often regarded by patients as an improvement. With the development of peritonitis pain again intensified, particularly intense pain during movement, coughing and palpation. During this period, the pain decreased in the appointment of narcotic analgesics. Typical signs of occlusion of mesenteric arteries are nausea and vomiting. In early disease there is a one-time reflex vomiting of gastric contents. In a subsequent vomiting becomes a constant, vomit frequently acquire color of coffee grounds due to admixture of blood and foul putrid odor.

• The clinical picture of acute occlusion of the various options mesenteric arteries is characterized by similar symptoms. The disease begins suddenly with a sharp attack of abdominal pain. Initially, the pain is very intense, are cramping in nature. They can not arrest the drug administration. Some analgesic effect can be obtained with the introduction of antispasmodics and antispasmoanalgesics. With the development of bowel infarction pain becomes less severe, permanent. Pain relief is often regarded by patients as an improvement. With the development of peritonitis pain again intensified, particularly intense pain during movement, coughing and palpation. During this period, the pain decreased in the appointment of narcotic analgesics. Typical signs of occlusion of mesenteric arteries are nausea and vomiting. In early disease there is a one-time reflex vomiting of gastric contents. In a subsequent vomiting becomes a constant, vomit frequently acquire color of coffee grounds due to admixture of blood and foul putrid odor.