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    This document summarizes and cites a study that evaluated clinical parameters in patients with acute appendicitis compared to those with other causes of acute abdomen. The study assessed differences in symptoms and signs between the two patient groups using various citation styles including PubMed, Web, AMA, Vancouver, Harvard, and evaluated clinical findings to help distinguish between acute appendicitis and other acute abdomen etiologies.

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    This document summarizes and cites a study that evaluated clinical parameters in patients with acute appendicitis compared to those with other causes of acute abdomen. The study assessed differences in symptoms and signs between the two patient groups using various citation styles including PubMed, Web, AMA, Vancouver, Harvard, and evaluated clinical findings to help distinguish between acute appendicitis and other acute abdomen etiologies.

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    Threatening signals in acute abdomen

    Pubmed Style Mayyas E, Sbaihat AS, khori F. Threatening signals in acute abdomen. RMJ. 2010; 35(2): 160-164.

    Web Style Mayyas E, Sbaihat AS, khori F. Threatening signals in acute abdomen. www.scopemed.org/?mno=3787 [Access: September 22, 2012].

    AMA (American Medical Assoc.) Style Mayyas E, Sbaihat AS, khori F. Threatening signals in acute abdomen. RMJ. 2010; 35(2): 160-164.

    Vancouver/ICMJE Style Mayyas E, Sbaihat AS, khori F. Threatening signals in acute abdomen. RMJ. (2010), [cited September 22, 2012]; 35(2): 160-164.

    Harvard Style Mayyas, E., Sbaihat, A. S. & khori, F. (2010) Threatening signals in acute abdomen. RMJ, 35 (2), 160-164.

    Evaluation of Clinical Parameters in Patients with Acute Appendicitis in Comparison with Other Causes of Acute Abdomen
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    Salihefendic N, Sejdinovic R, Pandza H, Zildzic M. Evaluation of Clinical Parameters in Patients with Acute Appendicitis in Comparison with Other Causes of Acute Abdomen. Mat Soc Med. (2010), [cited September 22, 2012]; 22(4): 192-194.

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