The phrase "abdominal disorder" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in medical contexts to refer to any condition affecting the abdomen or its organs.
Example: "The patient was diagnosed with an abdominal disorder that required further investigation."
Alternatives: "abdominal condition" or "abdominal illness".
It also contained graphic photographs of people's enemas, footnotes in The Spa's history to go alongside stories of legendary guests, such as the alcoholic whose detox included hiding whisky bottles and wandering naked into neighbouring resorts; and "Kathmandu Joan", who fasted for 140 days over two and a half years, passing over 70 green and black "buttons" and clearing up an abdominal disorder.
To this end, each chapter includes a description of a specific acute abdominal disorder.
Falling sales were not uncommon following 9/11, but Pinto also had to deal with an employee who was embezzling from her and a case of peritonitis, an abdominal disorder, which left her bedridden for months.
He was old and ill with cardiovascular, renal, and abdominal disorders; he underwent a colostomy in 1941 and, a year later, almost died.
EGD may serve as a tool to identify additional symptomatic abdominal disorders beforehand to avoid unnecessary gallbladder surgery.
To compare inter-alpha inhibitor protein (IaIp) levels in neonates with proven necrotizing enterocolitis (NEC) and neonates with other, nonspecific abdominal disorders.
This supports the ethnomedicinal use of the plant in the treatment of respiratory infections and abdominal disorders [121].
Return visits related to 'abdominal pain' might be explained by the difficulty of diagnosing abdominal disorders, which has a wide range of possible causes [[10]].
This is the second edition of a well-received book that reflects the state of the art in diagnosis and treatment of acute abdominal disorders in the pregnant patient.
Ultrasound has been increasingly used for acute abdominal disorders in recent years and consequently, has been evaluated as useful for the diagnosis of bowel obstruction.
Among the surveyed plants of the Rubiaceae family, Pavetta crassipes has been used in handling respiratory infections and abdominal disorders [121], while the leaves and stems of Morinda lucida are used in treating malaria [45, 84] and Ixora coccinea is used to treat a variety of infections, including hypertension, menstrual irregularities, sprains, chronic ulcers and skin diseases [122].
