Chronic visceral pain from mechanical factors in the abdominal region (Q86444): Difference between revisions
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Dor visceral crônica por fatores mecânicos na região abdominal é uma dor crônica derivada de: a) obstrução de vísceras ocas como consequência de obstáculos internos migratórios (p.ex., pedras) ou estenose, com dilatação acima do obstáculo/estenose ou b) tração/compressão de ligamentos e vasos para órgãos internos ou c) compressão externa de órgãos internos na região abdominal. | |||
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Chronic visceral pain from mechanical factors in the abdominal region is chronic pain that derives from a) the obstruction of hollow viscera as a consequence of internal migrating obstacles (e.g., stones) or stenosis, with dilation above the obstacle/stenosis or b) from the traction/compression of ligaments and vessels to internal organs or c) the external compression of internal organs in the abdominal region. | |||
Revision as of 11:51, 15 August 2026
Chronic visceral pain from mechanical factors in the abdominal region is chronic pain that derives from a) the obstruction of hollow viscera as a consequence of internal migrating obstacles (e.g., stones) or stenosis, with dilation above the obstacle/stenosis or b) from the traction/compression of ligaments and vessels to internal organs or c) the external compression of internal organs in the abdominal region.
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| English | Chronic visceral pain from mechanical factors in the abdominal region |
Chronic visceral pain from mechanical factors in the abdominal region is chronic pain that derives from a) the obstruction of hollow viscera as a consequence of internal migrating obstacles (e.g., stones) or stenosis, with dilation above the obstacle/stenosis or b) from the traction/compression of ligaments and vessels to internal organs or c) the external compression of internal organs in the abdominal region. |
