[Rare Clinical Case of a Small Intestine Ileus Following an Invaginated Meckel's Diverticulum].

Medical History And Clinical Findings:  A 43-year old male patient was admitted because of diffuse abdominal discomfort for two days, which had started in the upper abdomen; medical history, no previous surgical interventions at the abdomen.

Investigations:  Gastroscopy and abdominal ultrasound revealed only a mild gastritis. Laboratory parameters: showed only a slight leucocytosis (10 610/µL).

[Angioneurotic Edema as a Differential Diagnosis of Recurrent Abdominal Pain].

 A 46-year-old woman was admitted because of recurrent postprandial vomiting including weight loss of 30 kg within the last 5 - 6 months. The physical investigation was indicative of preileus.  CT scan revealed an unclear thickening of the jejunum.