faecalith

the ct scan revealed a large faecalith causing an intestinal obstruction.

symptoms of a faecalith often mimic those of acute appendicitis.

the surgeon successfully removed the hardened faecalith from the patient's colon.

a faecalith can act as a nidus for the formation of urinary stones.

doctors suspect a faecalith is the source of the persistent abdominal pain.

radiographic imaging confirmed the presence of a calcified faecalith.

severe constipation can sometimes lead to the development of a faecalith.

the patient was diagnosed with a giant faecalith in the sigmoid colon.

lithotripsy may be used to break up a stubborn faecalith before removal.

a fecalith obstructing the vermiform appendix is a common surgical finding.

the nurse monitored the patient closely for signs of a ruptured faecalith.

dietary changes are recommended to prevent the recurrence of a faecalith.