Valentino's syndrome a perforated peptic ulcer mimicking acute appendicitis | BMJ Case Reports
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Appendix, Appendicitis and Appendicectomy | Epomedicine
Dr. Johnny Stewart. MD , FRCSC / RMC, CAF on Twitter: "“Valentino syndrome or paracolic gutter syndrome or Valentino appendix”. It's a clinical syndrome of right lower quadrant or right iliac fossa
Mary L. Brandt, MD, MDiv on Twitter: "What is “Valentino's” appendicitis? Not really in #CopesAcuteAbdomen (but still great trivia) - answer below https://t.co/yRV5eGsxMj" / Twitter
First Report of Preoperative Imaging Diagnosis of a Surgically Confirmed Case of Valentino's Syndrome - Journal of Clinical Imaging Science
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Valentino's syndrome. Perforated peptic ulcer with unusual clinical presentation | Revista de Gastroenterología de México
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Valentino syndrome | Radiology Reference Article | Radiopaedia.org
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Valentino's syndrome a perforated peptic ulcer mimicking acute appendicitis | BMJ Case Reports
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Valentino's Syndrome: A Life-Threatening Mimic of Acute Appendicitis - The Western Journal of Emergency Medicine
Valentino's syndrome a perforated peptic ulcer mimicking acute appendicitis | BMJ Case Reports
PDF) Valentino's syndrome: the simulation of an appendicitis
Valentino's syndrome: An unusual presentation of a perforated peptic ulcer Sgro A, Petkar M, Benevento A, Pata F - Transl Surg
Dr. Johnny Stewart. MD , FRCSC / RMC, CAF on Twitter: "“Valentino syndrome or paracolic gutter syndrome or Valentino appendix”. It's a clinical syndrome of right lower quadrant or right iliac fossa
Figure 1 from Valentino's Syndrome: Perforated Peptic Ulcer Mimicking Acute Appendicitis Managed Through Rutherford Morrison Incision. | Semantic Scholar
