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Typhoid Ileal Perforation Overview by Mudassar Saeed is a document available to read on EtoBox.
Typhoid ileal perforation is a common surgical complication of typhoid fever, especially affecting children in developing countries. The infection is caused by Salmonella typhi bacteria. Perforations typically occur in the terminal ileum due to hypersensitivity reactions and tissue necrosis. Clinical features include abdominal pain and tenderness. Treatment involves resuscitation, antibiotics, and surgery to repair perforations or resect damaged intestine. Outcomes depend on factors like age, perforation du
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- Mudassar Saeed
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- EN