Evaluating Abdominal Pain in a 76-Year-Old

This chapter presents a clinical case discussion of a 76-year-old female patient with persistent abdominal symptoms, exploring both severe and benign potential causes. The speakers emphasize the importance of clinical reasoning, patient history, and thorough examination in diagnosing the issue. As they analyze the patient's pain characteristics and explore various diagnostic avenues, the discussion highlights the complexity of abdominal pain assessment.