Authors recite the records of a patient (26) with a 3-year history of dubious abdominal complaints and subileus resulting in numerous examinations and surgical observations, with the diagnosis of lower abdominal pain of unknown origin. He was acutely admitted to the department of surgery because of haemorrhage ex ano and convulsive left abdominal pain. Image creative examinations revealed ileus of a probable invagination origin.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFAuthors give account of a rare diagnosis in connection with their male patient treated with breast cancer. They review about their case, than look over the risk factors and treatment of male breast cancer. Authors underline the importance of examinations, and the possibility of the rare diagnoses.
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