Surgery on the Transposed Side: 2 Case Reports on Situs Inversus Totalis

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Ocampo, Omar., M.D

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RES SUR 2005 0002

Dissertation note: MEDICINE Research project Summary: Two case reports on the difficult surgical diagnosis and management of acute abdomen on patients with situs inversus totalis will be presented. The first patient is a 24 year old female presenting with left lower quadrant abdominal pain. Appendiceal rupture occured due to delay in diagnosis. And the second patient is a 32 year old female diagnosed to have calculous cholecystectomy, the first reported case in the Philippines.

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Two case reports on the difficult surgical diagnosis and management of acute abdomen on patients with situs inversus totalis will be presented. The first patient is a 24 year old female presenting with left lower quadrant abdominal pain. Appendiceal rupture occured due to delay in diagnosis. And the second patient is a 32 year old female diagnosed to have calculous cholecystectomy, the first reported case in the Philippines.

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