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A case of Abdoooooooominal pain DR. SUJITH OVALLATH. Neurologist
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History Name : Ratheesh Age: 37yrs Payyannnur Occupation: Cook and Telephone Cable joint.
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HISTORY OF ILLNESS In 2006 had an acute abdominal pain in the left lumbar region, lasted for 45 minutes. There was difficulty in micturarion. He was admitted in a local hospital. He was relived with analgesics. An Ultrasound abdomen was performed at that time.
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Ultrasound showed left renal calculi, not causing any obstruction. He was treated by a Urologist and cured completely.
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16/05/2006 He was again evaluated for right flank pain. This time an ultrasound was repeated.
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Bilateral Nephrolithiasis.
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In 2007 He had recurrent abdominal pain. No vomiting. No melena. There was radiation of pain posteriorly and also to the left chest wall.
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In between he underwent a upper GI endoscopy, which is reported as ? Antral gastritis. A stool examination on 2/10/07 reported oc cult blood- absent. Ova and cyst absent. Urine microscopy was normal.
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23 rd February 2008 He was admitted with recurrent abdominal pain. A repeat ultrasound showed no calculi or other abnormality.
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12 th October 2007 He was evaluated KMC Mangalore with lumbar spine X-ray.
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X-ray reported as normal.
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19 th July 2007 He again had abdominal pain two to three times per week. A sigmoidoscopy was performed by a gastroenterologist in Dhanalakshmi Hospital.
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Small internal hemorrhoids otherwise normal.
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19 th October 2008 He was evaluated at Pariyaram with a chest X- ray and a CT scan of chest and abdomen.
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Chest x-ray
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CT-Thorax
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CT-Abdomen
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Chest X-ray was normal. CT scan Abdomen was normal. CT scan Chest was normal.
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History continued He has no arthritis malar rash, psychosis. Oral ulcer, genital ulcer, conjunctival congestion or heamaturia. General Examination: No lymph adenopathy. No vasculitic ulcers. No hyper pigmentation. Vitals are normal.
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Examination of abdomen Scaphoid in shape. Soft non tender, all quadrants are moving equally with respiration. No hepatospleno megaly. No other mass palpable. Hernial orifaces are normal. External genitalia normal.
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INVESTIGATIONS Hb : 15 gm/dl TC-5800 DC-N:62%,E: 2%,B:00%,M :01%,L : 35% and Platelet count 2.1.
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A urine porphobilinogen estimation was performed.
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Urine porphobilinogen was negative.
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18 th December 2009 A diagnostic investigation was performed.
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Diagnosis: Lead poison
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