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Abstract
- 1.1. The difficulty of establishing a causal relationship between trauma and acute appendicitis is discussed and the pertinent literature is briefly reviewed.
- 2.2. A case of early acute appendicitis resulting from indirect trauma (gunshot wound injuring the cecum but not the appendix) is presented.
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© 1955 Published by Elsevier Inc.