Acute Abdomen in the Developing World - Medical and Surgical Approaches

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Pan African Academy of Christian Surgeons

Dec 18, 2015

The principles of abdominal surgery are not different in Africa, but the presentation, available diagnostic tools and frequency of certain etiologies is significantly different. The approach and therapy the more common causes of the acute abdomen will be the primary diseases discussed.

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