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Intermittent abdominal pain.(2)
John R. Gaughen, Jr., M.D.
37-year-old female with a history of irritable bowel syndrome presents with severe epigastric pain, nausea, and vomiting.
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Question Text
Which of the following would not be consistent with this diagnosis?
Answers
Answer: Duodenal obstruction.
Correct Answer?
No
Answers
Answer: Aorto-SMA (aortomesenteric) distance of 6 mm.
Correct Answer?
No
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Answer: SMA angle of origin of 45 degrees
Correct Answer?
Yes
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Answer: Rapid weight loss.
Correct Answer?
No
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Answer: Prolonged bed rest.
Correct Answer?
No
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