Right lower quadrant of non-intestinal lesions in the diagnosis and treatment.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 5 Right lower quadrant of non-intestinal lesions in the diagnosis and treatment [Abstract] Objective right lower quadrant of non-diagnosis and treatment of intestinal lesions, enhance the right lower quadrant of non-intestinal lesions in the diagnosis and treatment. Methods 60 patients with surgically confirmed right lower quadrant of non-intestinal lesions The data were analyzed retrospectively with review of the literature. Results of 60 cases of non-right lower quadrant patients with intestinal lesions and malignant lesions of 42 cases, 18 cases of benign lesions. Conclusion CT of the right lower quadrant of non-intestinal lesions Diagnosis and differential diagnosis value of surgical resection is the most direct method of treatment. [Keywords:] right lower abdomen, lesions, surgical The right underbelly is not that intestines holds place nature lesion’s diagnosing and treating ZHANG Yu-xin, QI Xiu-hua (Henan Nanyang Oilfield Tanghe Base Hospital, 473400 [Abstract] Objective Level knowing the right underbelly being not that intestines holds place nature lesion’s diagnosing condition, the diagnose improving the right underbelly being not that intestines holds place nature lesion and treating. Methods Nature analyses method to 60 examples by that operation demonstrates the right underbelly is not that intestines says that the data holding place nature lesion carries out a retrospect, reviews and the relevance document. Results 60 example right underbellies are not that intestines takes up place nature lesion patient middle, the malignant change 42 examples, benign lesion 18 examples. Conclusion CT is not that intestines says that the diagnose and the diagnose being distinguished holding place nature lesion have important value to right underbelly, that operation is cut off is to cure method most directly. [Keywords] Right underbelly; Hold place nature lesion; Operation Right lower quadrant because of its complex anatomy, i