Villegas MJD, Risco CRJ, Pérez HO, Sánchez CJ, Jiménez HJ

Language: Spanish
References: 10
Page: 130-132
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ABSTRACT

During pregnancy, digestive tract suffers anatomical and functional changes that can considerably alter criteria for diagnosis and treatment of disorders to which they are susceptible, these physiological changes can produce signs and common symptoms both to pregnancy and to abdominal surgical illnesses and these changes represent a challenge in the evaluation and treatment of pregnant woman with acute abdomen.

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