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Revision as of 12:13, 21 February 2017

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Butterflies in the stomach is a pathognomonic finding on radiographs for nervousness.[1] Minimal number of butterflies seen must be 2 but can range as high as 4 million. CT and MRI of the abdomen may reveal larvae or cocoons.


Treatment


Surgery.


Additional Reading


- My Stomach's Tied in Knots

- Vomicking

- Palpitations


References


  1. Nervous Patient’s KUB Shows Butterflies in Her Stomach


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