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Sebastian D Siadecki1, Sarah E Frasure2, Turandot Saul1
1Department of Emergency Medicine, Division of Emergency Ultrasound, St. Luke's - Roosevelt Hospital Center, New York, New York.
Background:
Emergency physicians can utilize bedside ultrasound to aid in the diagnosis of abdominal wall hernias and in the reduction of incarcerated hernias.
Objectives:
To review the sonographic appearance and diagnostic criteria of abdominal wall hernias and to describe the potential use of ultrasound as an aid in hernia reduction.
Case Report:
An emergency physician utilized bedside ultrasound to confirm the diagnosis of an incarcerated ventral abdominal wall hernia and to assist in its successful reduction.
Conclusions:
A physician trained in bedside ultrasound can diagnose an abdominal wall hernia and facilitate the appropriate treatment of an incarcerated hernia.
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