Visceral angioedema presents with features mimicking an acute abdomen, causing a great challenge in the diagnosis of the disease thus delaying the treatment. A high degree of radiological suspicion and clinical correlation will help in identifying this less-known entity, avoiding unnecessary surgery. CT scanning is the preferred investigation, but concomitant ultrasonography improves the diagnostic efficacy of CT scanning.
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