CHRONIC ABDOMINAL PAIN IN CHILDREN

Chronic abdominal pain in children is a common problem that presents a challenge for pediatricians, family doctors, and gastroenterologists alike. It is a frequently occurring symptom that can accompany various conditions, ranging from problems with the digestive tract to systemic diseases. Proper diagnosis and treatment are crucial for improving the quality of life of young patients.

• Comprehensive approach to differential diagnosis
• Current pathogenetic factors of chronic abdominal pain
• Diagnostic algorithms to facilitate diagnosis
• Treatment principles for functional disorders
• Discussion of diagnostic procedures and research tools
• Practical tips for pediatricians and family doctors

The book "Chronic Abdominal Pain in Children" is an invaluable source of knowledge for any doctor who encounters this problem in their practice. Based on current medical knowledge and years of experience, the authors present a comprehensive approach to the diagnosis and treatment of chronic abdominal pain in children. This publication is a practical guide that will help doctors effectively recognize and treat various conditions of organic and functional origin.

The book discusses in detail the pathogenetic factors of chronic abdominal pain in children, algorithms for differential diagnosis, and the principles of recognizing and treating functional disorders. In addition, diagnostic procedures and research tools that are essential in daily medical practice are presented. Thanks to this publication, doctors will be able to more effectively diagnose and treat chronic abdominal pain in children, improving the quality of life of their patients.

This publication, based on current knowledge and the long-standing experience and practice of outstanding authors, will be a great help in the daily work of pediatricians, family doctors, gastroenterologists, and will also be of interest to students of medical fields. It is a practical guide that will help doctors effectively recognize and treat various conditions of organic and functional origin. We hope that our publication will be a great help in the daily work of pediatricians, family doctors, gastroenterologists, and will also be of interest to students of medical fields.