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[Rules and procedures in the diagnosis and medical (non-surgical) treatment of acute abdomen].

The acute abdomen is due to a medical disorder or surgical problems. Diagnosis is often difficult; acute diseases of the lung, chest, kidney, for example, may closely mimic primary diseases of the abdomen and can masquerade as surgical abdomen. The history assumes overwhelming importance, a careful physical examination is absolutely essential. It is incumbent upon the physician first to decide what is the most likely diagnosis to be correct; and then to undertake treatment indicated for that diagnosis. The laboratory studies, x-ray studies, echography, abdominal paracentesis and other diagnostic approaches may be indicated, when the diagnosis may still be obscure. In the course of the investigation of a patient with acute abdomen, the immediate goals are the correction of dehydration, electrolyte depletion and other problems. It is extremely important that no analgesics or sedatives ever be given until a decision is made as to a proper working diagnosis.