CLINICAL FEATURES AND CHALLENGES IN THE EARLY DIAGNOSIS OF ACUTE MESENTERIC THROMBOSIS

Acute mesenteric thrombosis is one of the most severe forms of acute abdominal pathology associated with high mortality rates [1,2].Objective: to analyze the clinical features and factors complicating the early diagnosis of acute mesenteric thrombosis.Materials and Methods: A retrospective analysis of literature data and clinical observations of patients diagnosed with acute mesenteric thrombosis was conducted [3]. Clinical manifestations, laboratory findings, and imaging results were evaluated.Results: the leading clinical feature was severe abdominal pain disproportionate to physical examination findings. The main causes of diagnostic errors included underestimating risk factors and delaying the use of CT angiography [2,5].Conclusion: Early diagnosis is possible with high clinical suspicion and the timely use of modern imaging techniques.