Description: 1. The principles of diagnosis in acute abdominal disease2. Method of diagnosis: the history3. Method of diagnosis: the examination of the patient4. Methos of diagnosis: the grouping of symptoms and signs5. Laboratory and radiological tests6. Apendicitis7. The differential diagnosis of appendicitis8. Perforation of a gastric or duodenal ulcer9. Acute pancreatitis10. Cholecystitis and other causes of acute pain in the right upper quadrant of the abdomen11. Acute abdominal lesions arising in the left hypochondrium12. The colics13. Acute intestinal obstruction14. Intussusception and other causes of obstruction15. The early diagnosis of strangulated and obstructed hemias16. Acute abdominal symptoms due to vascular lesions17. Acute abdominal symptoms in women18. Early ectopic gestation19. Acute abdominal disease with genitourinary symptomes20. The diagnosis of acute peritonitis21. The early diagnosis of abdominal injuries22. The postoperative abdomen23. The acute abdomen in the tropics24. Diseases that may simulate the acute abdomen25. Acute abdominal pain in the immunocompromised patient26. Abdominal catastrophes when sensation is impaired

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