The<unk>  for<unk> g mesenteric ischemia state that in persons who have a history of cardiovascular disease, the development of acute abdominal pain with pain out of proportion to physical examination, should lead to a suspected<unk>  of mesenteric ischemia. Patients should also be suspected as to having mesenteric ischemia if they develop acute abdominal pain after an arterial intervention with catheters that traverse the aorta, or after a myocardial infarction. Duplex ultrasonography is not an appropriate diagnostic tool for suspected intestinal ischemia.
Mesenteric ischemia guidelines for diagnosis
Acute mesenteric ischemia classification
Mesenteric ischemia laboratory findings
Mesenteric ischemia classification
Mesenteric ischemia physical examination
Infectious colitis physical examination
Ischemic colitis physical examination
Ischemic colitis abdominal x ray