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See Latest ArticlesUtility of eosinophilia as a diagnostic clue in lower abdominal pain in northern Australia
Internal Medicine Journal, 04/10/08
Clark PJ - A normal eosinophil count in the setting of clinically suspected appendicitis may make the diagnosis of eosinophilic enteritis less likely, but does not exclude it. Patients with abdominal pain and peripheral eosinophilia appear less likely to have acute appendicitis on subsequent histology; however, further study is required to validate these findings.
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