Surgical diagnosis

abdominal abscess accompanied acute affected aneurysm appear artery arthritis bladder blood bone carcinoma cause cervical chronic clinical colic complications compression condition congenital cord coxa vara crepitus cystoscopic cysts deformity diagnosis differentiated disease dislocation displacement dyspnea empyema enlargement epiphyseal especially examination external femur fever fingers fluid fracture frequent gallbladder gallstones gangrene gland hematuria hemorrhage hernia humerus hydrocele induration infection inguinal injury intestinal involved joint kidney latter lesions leukocytosis limb liver lower lymph-nodes malignant marked meningitis muscles neck neoplasms nerve nodes normal obstruction occur osteomyelitis pain palpation paralysis patient pelvis perforation peritonitis posterior present pressure primary pulse rapid rare rectum region renal renal colic result rigidity sarcoma sarcomata secondary septic shown in Fig side signs sinus skin skull spine suppuration swelling symptoms syphilis tenderness testis tibia tion tissue traumatic tuberculosis tuberculous tumor ulcer ulna upper ureter urethra urine usually veins vomiting wound x-ray