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1	rtery aneurysm presented as an acute abdomen. Diagnosis was established int
2	   the lymph nodes in the pelvis and abdomen (total abdominal hysterectomy,
3	nographic examinations of the entire abdomen were performed with state-of-t
4	e, e.g. generalised oedema and heavy abdomen, tended to develop more cephal
5	ubcutaneous mass on the left lateral abdomen. Microscopically, the tumor co
6	ain and tenderness of the lower left abdomen are common symptoms. Constipat
7	the feet.  A CT scan of the chest or abdomen permits detection of an enlarg
8	l accumulation of tumor cells in the abdomen and right upper quadrant port 
9	ied peritoneal carcinomatosis in the abdomen and pelvis. Types of abdominal
10	people have a bloated feeling in the abdomen. This is usuallyonly a problem
11	val of as much gross tumor in    the abdomen and pelvis as can be done safe
12	ut, with aberrant migration into the abdomen before fusion of the diaphragm
13	e case, the doctor will cut into the abdomen and look at the pancreas and t
14	in in the left lower quadrant of the abdomen, colonic diverticulitis has to
15	ayed static and SPECT imaging of the abdomen is performed following a perio
16	ody in the left upper portion of the abdomen just under the left side of th
17	ution of the chemotherapy within the abdomen after infusion of the    intra
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