Acute abdominal disease in children. (1986)

A woman calls a doctor at home by phone.

An ambulance is approaching the house.

The doctor gets out of the car, goes to the entrance.

ACUTE APPENDICITIS.

The doctor talks to the boy (synchronously).

The doctor examines the child.

The doctor palpates the baby's stomach.

A doctor examines a small child.

The child resists examination, cries.

The introduction of a child into a drug-induced sleep.

Examination of a child in a state of drug-induced sleep.

Taking blood for analysis.

Laboratory.

Performing puncture laparoscopy.

Instrument readings.

The doctor talks with the mother of a sick child.

Operating room.

Features of the nervous tissue of the intestine in children (animation).

Doctors examine the boy in the hospital ward.

The boy is being carried on a gurney.

Hyperbaric oxygenation.

The boy is in the ward after surgery.

The attending physician reports to the chief physician about the patient's condition (synchronously).

INTESTINAL INVAGINATION.

A woman with a baby in her arms in the hospital waiting room.

Intestinal invagination (animation).

Examination of the child.

X-ray examination.

CLOSED INJURIES OF THE ABDOMINAL ORGANS.

The doctor palpates the baby's stomach in the ambulance.

An ambulance is coming down the street.

The boy is being examined in the emergency department of the hospital.

Examination of the patient before surgery.

Operation.

Bypass doctors in the hospital.