The natural history and traditional management of appendicitis revisited: spontaneous resolution and predominance of prehospital perforations imply that a correct diagnosis is more important than an early diagnosis.
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Biomarkers for diagnosis of acute appendicitis in adultsWSES Jerusalem guidelines for diagnosis and treatment of acute appendicitisUsefulness of laboratory data in the management of right iliac fossa pain in adults.Optimizing imaging in suspected appendicitis (OPTIMAP-study): a multicenter diagnostic accuracy study of MRI in patients with suspected acute appendicitis. Study Protocol.Antibiotics versus appendectomy in the management of acute appendicitis: a review of the current evidence.Routine ultrasound and limited computed tomography for the diagnosis of acute appendicitis.Time to appendectomy and risk of perforation in acute appendicitis.Sonography for appendicitis: nonvisualization of the appendix is an indication for active clinical observation rather than direct referral for computed tomography.Improvement in the diagnosis of appendicitis.Antibiotics Versus Appendicectomy for the Treatment of Uncomplicated Acute Appendicitis: An Updated Meta-Analysis of Randomised Controlled Trials.Volume-outcome relation for acute appendicitis: evidence from a nationwide population-based study.The NOTA study: non-operative treatment for acute appendicitis: prospective study on the efficacy and safety of antibiotic treatment (amoxicillin and clavulanic acid) in patients with right sided lower abdominal painRisk of perforation increases with delay in recognition and surgery for acute appendicitisIs hyperbilirubinaemia in appendicitis a better predictor of perforation than C-reactive protein? - a prospective studyPerformance of imaging studies in patients with suspected appendicitis after stratification with adult appendicitis scoreSurgery versus conservative antibiotic treatment in acute appendicitis: a systematic review and meta-analysis of randomized controlled trials.Utility of ultrasound for evaluating the appendix during the second and third trimester of pregnancy.Unexpected Appendiceal Pathologies and Their Changes With the Expanding Use of Preoperative Imaging StudiesAcute Appendicitis: Still a Surgical Disease? Results from a Propensity Score-Based Outcome Analysis of Conservative Versus Surgical Management from a Prospective Database.Should the non-operative management of appendicitis be the new standard of care?Effect of the acute general surgical unit: a regional perspective.Delaying surgery to perform CT scans for suspected appendicitis decreases the rate of negative appendectomies without increasing the rate of perforation nor postoperative complications.Comparison of US and CT on the effect on negative appendectomy and appendiceal perforation in adolescents and adults: A post-hoc analysis using propensity-score methods.Predictors of early outcome after acute appendicitis: is delaying surgery for acute appendicitis an option? A retrospective study.Task-sharing or public finance for the expansion of surgical access in rural Ethiopia: an extended cost-effectiveness analysis.A model predicting perforation and complications in paediatric appendicectomy.The Reliability of a Standardized Reporting System for the Diagnosis of Appendicitis.Pediatric appendiceal ultrasound: accuracy, determinacy and clinical outcomes.Incidence of appendicitis according to region of origin in first- and second-generation immigrants and adoptees in Sweden. A cohort follow-up study.Scoring system to distinguish uncomplicated from complicated acute appendicitis.Long-Term Results Following Antibiotic Treatment of Acute Appendicitis in Adults.Risk stratification by the Appendicitis Inflammatory Response score to guide decision-making in patients with suspected appendicitis.High admission C-reactive protein level and longer in-hospital delay to surgery are associated with increased risk of complicated appendicitis.In-hospital delay increases the risk of perforation in adults with appendicitis.Mortality from acute appendicitis is associated with complex disease and co-morbidity.Reply to letter: "Progress in the diagnosis of appendicitis".An analysis of factors influencing accuracy of the diagnosis of acute appendicitis.A simple clinical decision rule to rule out appendicitis in patients with nondiagnostic ultrasound results.A model to select patients who may benefit from antibiotic therapy as the first line treatment of acute appendicitis at high probability.Acute appendicitis: is it time to reassess best management?
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The natural history and traditional management of appendicitis revisited: spontaneous resolution and predominance of prehospital perforations imply that a correct diagnosis is more important than an early diagnosis.
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Roland E Andersson
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