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Case of the Week - Case # 58
A 41-year-old male presents with severe midepigastric abdominal pain and hypotension. The patient states he has had no trauma and developed the pain 2 days ago and it has gotten progressively worse. His vitals are as follows: BP 78/54, HR 138, RR 28 and T 38.1 C. You
perform a FAST exam in order to better evaluate this patient's hypotension. On the perihepatic window you note the following...
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Jan 10 2008, 11:21 PM
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