Dor abdominal aguda em pediatria
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.34117/bjdv9n5-242Keywords:
pediatria, dor abdominal, manejoAbstract
Para a maioria das crianças, as causas da dor abdominal são condições menores e autolimitadas, como gastroenterite, constipação e outras doenças virais. Crianças que sofreram trauma ou que apresentam sinais de obstrução intestinal ou irritação peritoneal podem ter problemas graves que requerem diagnóstico e tratamento imediatos.
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