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Issue 15

Delayed post-traumatic splenic rupture after fall in a hemodynamically stable patient with undiagnosed pancreatic malignancy which occluded both splenic artery and vein

The spleen, due to its anatomical position, is the most frequently injured organ of the abdomen due to blunt trauma. Herein we describe the case of a 59-year-old female patient who fell from the same height and five days later she complained of persistent pain in the left hypochondrium

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An Atypical presentation of Primary Tubercular Psoas Abscess Presenting as Groin Pain

Psoas abscess, a collection of pus in the iliopsoas compartment is an unusual lesion that is unfamiliar to many medicine specialists, which can make an accurate and timely diagnosis problematic. The symptoms associated with this disorder often involve hip pain instead of abdominal or back pain

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