Appendicular deciduosis: an alternate cause for the acute abdomen in pregnancy
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Badri, Danniel
Cooper, Scott
Matheson, Daniel
Dissanayake, Thushara
Cooper, Scott
Matheson, Daniel
Dissanayake, Thushara
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2023
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A 32 year old woman, who was 23 weeks into her first pregnancy, presented to an emergency department with 12 h of gradual onset right lower quadrant abdominal pain, nausea, and vomiting. The patient had no other past medical or surgical history and was otherwise experiencing an uneventful pregnancy.
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ANZ Journal of Surgery
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Clinical sciences
Dentistry
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Badri, D; Cooper, S; Matheson, D; Dissanayake, T, Appendicular deciduosis: an alternate cause for the acute abdomen in pregnancy, ANZ Journal of Surgery, 2023