The phrase "abdominal condition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in medical contexts to refer to any health issue or disorder affecting the abdomen.
Example: "The doctor diagnosed her with an abdominal condition that required further testing."
Alternatives: "abdominal issue" or "abdominal disorder".
She died in Rome on March 18 following unsuccessful surgery to alleviate a long-standing and painful abdominal condition.
His brother Victor said that Dr. Altchek had correctly diagnosed the abdominal condition that led to his own death.
Nelson Mandela was recovering in hospital last night after a procedure on an abdominal condition.
Exclusion criteria were pregnancy, previously diagnosed abdominal condition, acute conditions needing immediate care, inability to communicate with the investigator, drug or alcohol addiction and dementia.
We consider the finding important, since an elevated CRP generally indicates a more serious abdominal condition with need for immediate surgical treatment [16].
The patient continued with the same pain and the abdominal condition had not changed, so an abdominal US was performed, discovering an enlarged appendix, absence of peristalsis, not compressible, and the thickened wall.
Abdominal conditions 7.1.
They are widely used and recommended in the assessment of acute abdominal conditions [13, 14, 15].
More recently, multidetector CT is increasingly adopted to investigate most postoperative abdominal conditions, to comprehensively visualize the surgically altered anatomy and detect iatrogenic complications.
Moreover, difficulties to scan populations of fertile age females may be related to the broad and frequent overlap of the symptoms for acute abdominal conditions [16 20].
Abdominal conditions include necrotizing enterocolitis, ileo-colic intussusception with bowel ischemia, venous occlusion of the bowel vasculature and inflammatory bowel disease [1 4].
