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ecj-6775	Di Blasi, Aldo; Zulli, Luigi; Viscomi, Antonio; Tricerri, Augusto	Epiploic appendages' inflammation: appendagitis. Report of two cases and literature overview	2018	4	.pdf	application/pdf	3420	179	53	Epiploic appendagitis (torsion) accounts for 1.3% of patients presenting with abdominal pain and constitutes 8.8 cases per million a year in the general pop- ulation.7 Golash et al.8 reported a series of 1,320 cases of acute abdominal pain among which only eight cases were due to acute epiploic appendagitis. First reported in 1959 by T Case,5 epi- ploic appendagitis remain an unusual find- ing often neglected in the differential diag- nosis of acute abdominal pain as reported in a study by van Breda Vriesman et al.,6 where such pathology was included in the clinical differential diagnosis in only two of 49 patients of acute abdomen.	cache/ecj-6775.pdf	txt/ecj-6775.txt