acute pelvic pain

BACKGROUND Acute pelvic pain can result from the gastrointestinal, gynaecological and/or urological systems. Ultrasound can be… (More)

In an emergency setting pelvic ultrasound is the tool of choice for the evaluation of the patients presenting with acute pelvic… (More)

Length of stay (LOS) is a key measure of emergency department (ED) efficiency and a marker of overcrowding. The use of clinical… (More)

AIM The aim of this study was to investigate the etiology according to the age groups (adolescent, reproductive, and… (More)

OBJECTIVE To compare different methods for measuring pelvic pain intensity in a gynecologic emergency unit. METHODS A total of… (More)

OBJECTIVE To assess whether local active warming can lessen acute pelvic pain of gynaecological origin compared with traditional… (More)

BACKGROUND Acute pelvic pain in women is a common diagnostic dilemma encountered by the gynecologist. We describe a case of acute… (More)

Introduction : Laparoscopy is one of the commonest operations in modern gynaecology and it has the potential to be used either as… (More)

Acute pelvic pain may be the manifestation of various gynecologic and non-gynecologic disorders from less alarming rupture of the… (More)

The results of preoperative pelvic examination and eventual ultrasound examination were correlated with the laparoscopic findings… (More)