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Serum cortisol level as a useful predictor of surgical disease in patients with acute abdominal pain
Introduction: the immediate aim should be to identify potentially resuscitative acute abdominal pain that requires prompt investigation or early surgical intervention. We aimed to evaluate whether serum cortisol levels differentiate surgical and non-surgical disease in patients with acute abdominal
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