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In acute appendicitis, a referred pain or feeling of distress in the epigastrium or precordial region on continuous firm pressure over McBurney's point.
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Quick Scroll 06.20.04 (4 years ago) #3
Can any one tell the other signs of Acute Appendicitis

For example what is Rovsing's sign
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A sign used in the diagnosis of acute appendicitis. Pressure over the descending colon causes pain in the right lower quadrant of the abdomen
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ROVSING'S SIGN
pain in rt lower quadrant when pressure is exerted in left lower quadrant. also k/a referred rebound tenderness.


PSOAS SIGN
patient lie on left side. examiner extends patient's rt thigh, thus streching the iliopsoas muscle leading to pain.
this is + in retrocaecal appendicitis.

OBTURATOR TEST
passive internal rotation of flexed rt thigh with the patient in supine position will elicit pain.
this is + in pelvic appendicitis.


MURPHY'S TRIAD
pain + vomitting + temp.

if vomiting precedes pain then the diagnosis can be questioned!!!!!
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MURPHY'S TRIAD
pain + vomitting + temp.


Altho' the other 3 signs r mentioned in Love & Bailey, I havent come across Murphy's SIGN. Can u plz quote the reference for it?
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Quick Scroll 06.21.04 (4 years ago) #7
murphy's triad-pain ,vomiting ,fever
murphy's sign-catch in breath when pressure applied below rt. costal margin & pt. is asked to take deep breath -in cholecystitis

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Quick Scroll 06.21.04 (4 years ago) #8
I wrongly typed Murphy's 'Sign'.I wanted the reference for Murphy TRIAD .Sorry 4 the goof-up. icon_sad.gif
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Quick Scroll 06.21.04 (4 years ago) #9
Murphy's Triad is given in topic of appendicitis in DAS TEXTBOOK OF SURGERY...(SECOND EDITION).
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