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Matthew R Zeitler1, Noah Wouk1
1Department of Family Medicine, UNC Health Care System, Chapel Hill, North Carolina, USA.
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This case report presents a patient who developed an acute incarcerated inguinal hernia as a result of newly acquired ascites, a complication of ascites that is not well documented in the medical literature. His story highlights an important and potentially morbid complication of new-onset ascites.
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