...to become chronically inflamed resulting in abdominal cramps, diarrhea, rectal bleeding, and even fatigue. Chronic inflammation may even cause bowel perforations, ulcers, or lead to the development of an abnormal...
...to identify the responsible bacteria. **Keywords:** * Bacterial gastroenteritis * Infectious diarrhea * Food poisoning * Diarrhea * Abdominal pain * Fever * Salmonella * Campylobacter * Escherichia * Staphylococcus...
...for a year. How the procedure works There are two types of dialysis: peritoneal dialysis and hemodialysis. In a peritoneal dialysis procedure, the patient’s own tissues in the abdominal cavity...
...Procedure Performed? Pancreatic necrosectomy is traditionally performed via an open surgery with an abdominal incision. However, concerns regarding additional morbidity, specifically related to organ dysfunction brought about by an abdominal...
...blood vessels that carry oxygenated blood away from the heart. **Q: How does Arterial Doppler work?** A: **Doppler ultrason** uses sound waves to assess blood flow. The ultrason waves reflect...
...the tendons around the shoulder joint **Diagnosis of Tendonitis:** Tendonitis is typically diagnosed based on a physical examination and patient’s symptoms. In some cases, imaging tests (e.g., X-ray, ultrason) may...
...where the tube is to be inserted. Anesthesia is also introduced to the fatty tissue to be removed before suctioning it out. Ultrason Liposuction – Ultrason waves are used to...
...diseased soft tissue making the tissue visible to ultrason imaging. They can be used for several weeks of observation. Soft tissue clips, on the other hand, are used to mark...
...Bleeding between periods * Infertility **Q: How are Endometrial Polyps Diagnosed?** **A:** Endometrial polyps are diagnosed through a variety of tests, including: * Transvaginal ultrason * Hysteroscopy (a procedure in...
...inspection and ultrason. A small needle is then inserted into the breast tissue and guided into the cyst. Once the needle is in place, the physician may use a...
