causes of abdominal pain presented by: mh emami psrc conference 10.10.1390
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Sources Of Pain
• Foregut• Midgut• Hindgut• Referral pain• Radicular pains & neuropathies• Skin & musculoskeletal pain• Psychological
TYPES OF PAIN
• Abdominal pain may be classified into three categories:
• Visceral pain• Somatoparietal pain• Referred pain.
Provocative and Relieving factors
• Eating• Fasting• Defecation• Position• Palpation• Movement• Psychological stress
Time & Duration
• Sudden onset or relieve• Gradual rising or relieve• Duration• Day or night• Awakening from sleep• Related to season• Related to a specific period of life (period,
menarche, menopause, intercourse, etc.)
Concomitant Sign and Symptoms
• Perspiration• Tachycardia• Nausea or vomiting• Stress, Phobia or anxiety• Shock• Alarming signs
COLONOSCOPY
RECTOSIGMOID,rectumU.Cgrade 4:loss of vascular pattern, friable mucosa, spontaneous
bleeding
COLONOSCOPY
• LEFT COLON, desending colon• Fisuring ulcer, U.Cgrade 4:loss of vascular pattern, friable
mucosa, spontaneous bleeding
The extrinsic primary afferent neurons that supply the digestive system. These can be divided into three broad categories: vagal primary afferent neurons (black), thoracolumbar spinal primary afferent neurons (green), and pelvic spinal primary afferent neurons (red).