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Serum amylase or lipase to diagnose pancreatitis in patients presenting with abdominal pain. |
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Urinary Trypsinogen to rule out acute pancreatitis in patients with abdominal pain |
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Ultrasonography or diagnostic Peritoneal lavage in abdominal trauma |
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Accuracy of clincal examination in detecting/excluding serious abdominal pathology |
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Serum amylase and acute pancreatitis |
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Does a normal CRP exclude serious pathology in the patient with acute abdominal pain |
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Differences in abdominal US between emergency physicians and radiologists at detecting hemoperitoneum? |
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Use of anticolic agents in infants less than 4 months |
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Routine AXR in patients with abdo pain? |
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Insulin bolus in DKA, is it necessary? |
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Intensive insulin vs. conventional treatment for hyperglycaemia in critically ill patients |
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Early nasogastric feeding in severe acute pancreatitis |
