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Diagnostic performance of standardized ultrasound protocol for detecting perforation in pediatric appendicitis
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Appendicitis Management 9 items
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In brief
In brief
Study evaluates standardized ultrasound protocol for detecting perforated appendicitis in children, finding performance comparable to prior literature. While sensitivity remains low, specific ultrasound findings and radiologist impression of perforation maintain high diagnostic value for clinical decision-making.
Written by the GCMD Library team from the article.
The diagnostic performance of ultrasound using a standardized US technique was similar to that reported in prior studies for detecting perforated appendicitis. Despite low sensitivity, individual ultrasound findings and overall diagnostic impression of "evidence of appendix perforation" remain highl …
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