ArticleWorld journal of gastrointestinal surgery2025
Value analysis of ultrasound classification in disease judgment and treatment plan formulation of patients with adhesive intestinal obstruction.
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Abstract
backgroundUltrasound classification can be used to determine the severity of adhesive intestinal obstruction and to guide the formulation of treatment plans.
aimTo explore the value of ultrasound classification in disease judgment and treatment plan formulation for patients with adhesive intestinal obstruction.
methodsThe medical records of 120 patients with adhesive intestinal obstruction presenting at Taihe Hospital Affiliated with Hubei Medical College were retrospectively analyzed from January 2022 to January 2024 according to the severity of ultrasound images, divided into simple (mild), complex (moderate), and critical (severe), analyzing the imaging characteristics of patients with different ultrasound classifications, and developing the corresponding treatment plan according to the ultrasound typing results, that is, conservative treatment and surgical treatment, contrast the ultrasound signs of patients in the conservative
resultsAmong the 120 patients,
conclusionUltrasound typing can aid in the clinical evaluation of the severity of adhesive intestinal obstruction and provide an imaging reference for clinicians to develop targeted treatment plans.
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