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Thyrotoxicosis and acute abdomen-still as defying and misunderstood today? Brief observations over the recent decade
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Leow MKS et al. - Although the majority of acute abdomen in thyrotoxicosis was medical in nature, The authors' experience indicates that surgical conditions were not uncommon. Thus, serious causes requiring life-saving surgery should be excluded before attributing it to medical acute abdomen.
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