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Appendicolith and inflammatory burden in pediatric acute appendicitis: an independent association
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In brief
This study investigates the relationship between appendicolith presence and inflammatory burden in children with acute appendicitis, examining whether appendicoliths independently predict disease severity and surgical outcomes. Findings help clinicians understand risk stratification and guide management decisions in pediatric appendicitis cases.
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