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• W2485348493 abstract "Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) is a chronic non–life-threatening disorder characterized by abdominal pain and alteration in bowel habits. IBS is an extremely common disorder; estimates put the prevalence in the North American population at 10 to 15%, with women affected twice as often as men. Although only one third of patients who have the clinical syndrome ever seek medical attention, IBS accounts for more than 10% of all visits to primary care physicians and more than 25% of all visits to gastroenterologists. IBS is said to contribute more impairment to quality of life than either diabetes or renal failure. No specific physical or laboratory abnormalities defining IBS have been identified. IBS is a functional somatic syndrome that is diagnosed by clinical criteria in the absence of “alarm” symptoms and findings that suggest other, more urgent diagnoses. Diagnosing IBS is problematic in the emergency department (ED), and typically patients are discharged with a diagnosis of “abdominal pain of unclear cause” or the equivalent. Patients with known IBS who are experiencing acute symptoms may also pose a diagnostic challenge. Symptoms of IBS overlap with those of other conditions, including some that are life-threatening, which must be excluded before hospital discharge." @default.
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• W2485348493 title "Disorders of the Large Intestine" @default.
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