| Literature DB >> 18408786 |
A A Nasir1, J O Adeniran, L O Abdur-Rahman, T O Odi, J A Omotayo.
Abstract
Typhoid intestinal perforation is a common complication of typhoid fever in our environment. The occurrence of multiple intestinal perforations that involves both small and large bowel is increasingly being seen in our practice. We report a case of 32 intestinal perforations in a child. This is the highest number of perforations seen in any 1 patient in our search of the English literature. This article details our approach to management of this type of patient.Entities:
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Year: 2008 PMID: 18408786
Source DB: PubMed Journal: Niger Postgrad Med J