1. It was acute peritonitis, and he was taken back to Wrexham hospital - this time, obviously, as an in-patient.

2. Having survived peritonitis and a brain haemorrhage on top of an inoperable cancer, who was to speculate?

3. Kilvert died in Bredwardine of peritonitis 23 September 1879, ten days after their return from the honeymoon.

4. If the infection is unchecked, peritonitis may follow and gonorrhoea becomes a life-threatening emergency.

5. Blood LDL - c, apoB increased significantly after peritonitis.

6. Abdominal pain is a common symptom of peritonitis.

7. Pathogenetic identificatian of acute diffuse peritonitis WU Xiao - ting.

8. Primary peritonitis often comes from a perforated gastrointestinal tract, as with rupture in appendicitis.

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9. Results All 126 cases with tuberculosis peritonitis were cured and proved by clinical antituberculotic treatment.

10. However, symptomatic eosinophilic peritonitis can benefit from short courses of therapy with steroids or antihistamine.

11. ObjectiveTo explore the diagnosis of spontaneous bacterial peritonitis induced by Moraxella phenylpyruvica.

12. We report a case of fetal meconium peritonitis due to Meckel's diverticulum in a female fetus of a twin pregnancy. The condition was successfully treated surgically.

13. At the same time dehydration, shock and peritonitis and other symptoms.

14. Clinical indications included encephalopathy, recurrent variceal haemorrhage unresponsive to therapy, repeated episodes of bacterial peritonitis or intractable ascites.

15. This increase in water solubility made possible an invitro incubation test with intraperitoneal pus or fluid from patients with peritonitis.

16. The hearing was told that Mr Gannon, a self-employed window cleaner, died of spontaneous bacterial peritonitis.

17. The patient described by Boustany etal had a cytochrome c oxidase deficiency and a long illness before she eventually died of peritonitis.

18. This test was carried out on six patients with peritonitis, and the severity of bacterial peritonitis was expressed quantitatively.

19. Objective To evaluate the correlation between prenatal ultrasound features and postnatal outcome of meconium peritonitis ( MP ).

20. Enteric anastomoses may disrupt and produce a fistula and peritonitis.

21. Methods The level of CA125 in the serum and ascites was determined with the method using microsome enzyme in patients with tuberculous peritonitis.

22. retention-enema of BHM combined with EA exerts a good effect in treating acute diffuse peritonitis.

23. Conclusions: ceftriaxone sodium for injection was deserve popularizing to treat with spontaneous peritonitis.

24. The sites where the Bacilli multiplied become inflamed and may ulcerate, to intestinal Bleeding or peritonitis.

25. Objective : To discuss the effect of ceftriaxone sodium for injection to spontaneous peritonitis.

26. ObjectiveTo study the diagnosis and treatment for filarial chyle peritonitis complicated with toxic shock.

27. Objective To summarize the nursing experience of patients with hepatic cirrhosis complicated with tuberculous peritonitis.

28. To Test the value of therapeutic paracentesis , peritoneal lavage and abdominal antibiotic administration in cirrhotic patients with spontaneous bacterial peritonitis(SBP).

29. Objective : To study the measures with postoperative care of meconium peritonitis ( MP ) in infants.

30. Only 20 % subjects knew signs and symptom of peritonitis.

31. MethodsWe did analysis the factor and diagnostic principle to 11 cases of filarial chyle peritonitis complicated with toxic shock.

32. Other infections: otitis media , osteomyelitis, sepsis, peritonitis and post - operative infection, and so on.

33. No local peritonitis or uncurable fistula occurred after withdrawal of the tube.

34. If there is shock an elevated hematocrit, then the plasma volume loss of peritonitis is suggested.

35. In one case a peristomal peritonitis was seen due to detachment of two gastropexy sutures.

36. Objective: To observe the effect of Dachengqi Decotion(Dcqc) particulate preparation on small intestinal histaminase activity of rats with bacterial peritonitis.

37. Peritonitis is still a cause of dropout and hospitalization in PD patients.

38. Methods Analgesia and anti-inflammatory effect were induced by mouse hot plate, acetic acid stretching experiment and mouse peritonitis, mouse ear swelling model.

39. Intestines: The disease infects the abdominal cavity results in peritonitis.

40. In adult hens, the main findings were abnormal shapes and discolours of ovum, obstruct of oviduct and yock peritonitis.

41. Objective To observe the effect of integrated traditional Chinese and western medicine therapy on acute diffuse peritonitis with toxic enteroparalysis.

42. Objective To summarize the treatment of acute suppurative peritonitis in 54 patients.

43. Objective : To explore how to reduce the and mistheraphy of secondarily peritonitis.

44. Objective To investigate the value of transgastric NOTES peritoneoscopy in the diagnosis of patients with tuberculous peritonitis.

45. Here, we report two recent cases of eosinophilic peritonitis at our hospital.

46. Conclusion:Strengthening the responsibility system nursing, and using the duplex system to run CAPD, can decrease the incidence rate of peritonitis greatly.

47. Objective To discuss the diagnosis and treatment of peritonitis with laparoscope.

48. The ascites cell register and the bacilliculture are the spontaneous peritonitis ( SBP ) diagnosis basis.

49. CT scan could delineate the anatomic and pathologic changes of tuberculous lymphadenopathy and peritonitis.

50. Methods:By using the duplex system to run CAPD, and strengthen the responsibility system nursing on 38 CAPD sufferers to find out the practical curative effect and the incidence rate of peritonitis.

51. Objective To explore the effect of endotoxin to lung in experimental peritonitis.

52. Methods: The 613 clinical cases secondarily peritonitis in genenal hospital were reviewed retrospectively.

53. Only one patient quit because of peritonitis ( 4.8 % ).

54. Conclusion Transgastric NOTES peritoneoscopy with biopsy is the crux of the diagnosis of tuberculous peritonitis.

55. Pneumococcal peritonitis may occur as a complication in children with nephrosis.