CASE REPORT:
A 28-year-old male patient arrived at Casualty with c/o abdominal pain
that persisted for one month after admission. This was linked to h/o
abdominal distention for four days, h/o not passing stool for two days,
and h/o bilious, non-projectile episodes of vomiting for two days.
On clinical examination, the patient had a pulse rate of 110 bpm, and
his blood pressure was recorded at 100/60 mm of hg. Abdominal
examination revealed distention with generalized guarding and
tenderness. On per rectal examination, fecal stains were present. On the
contrary, all the laboratory parameters were within the normal range,
viz. Haemogobin-11.4g/dl, Packed cell volume- 33%, Total leukocyte
count- 9900 /µL, differential (Table 1).