Pediatrics international : official journal of the Japan Pediatric Society · 2014
Integration of ultrasound findings with Alvarado score in children with suspected appendicitis.
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Toprak Huseyin, Kilincaslan Huseyin, Ahmad Issam Cheikh, Yildiz Seyma, Bilgin Mehmet, Sharifov Rasul, Acar Murat
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BACKGROUND: The aim of this study was to investigate the integration of ultrasound (US) findings with Alvarado score in diagnosing or excluding acute appendicitis.
METHODS: Data were analyzed in 122 pediatric patients with suspected appendicitis who had undergone US. The US findings were classified into four groups, and the patients were classified into three groups according to Alvarado score. US results and Alvarado score were compared.
RESULTS: Alvarado score was a good predictor of appendicitis for scores ≥7.
CONCLUSION: In the case of non-visualization of the appendix without a high Alvarado score, appendicitis can be safely ruled out.
METHODS: Data were analyzed in 122 pediatric patients with suspected appendicitis who had undergone US. The US findings were classified into four groups, and the patients were classified into three groups according to Alvarado score. US results and Alvarado score were compared.
RESULTS: Alvarado score was a good predictor of appendicitis for scores ≥7.
CONCLUSION: In the case of non-visualization of the appendix without a high Alvarado score, appendicitis can be safely ruled out.