fecaliths

[US]/fiːkəlɪθs/
[UK]/fiːkəlɪθs/

Translation

n. (pl.)Hardened masses of feces that can form in the intestines, typically causing obstruction

Example Sentences

fecaliths in the appendix can lead to acute appendicitis if left untreated.

the surgeon discovered several impacted fecaliths during the operation.

fecalith formation is often associated with low-fiber diets and constipation.

multiple fecaliths were found obstructing the intestinal lumen.

radiographic imaging revealed the presence of fecaliths in the right lower quadrant.

the patient presented with abdominal pain caused by blocking fecaliths.

fecaliths are hardened masses of feces that can cause serious complications.

endoscopic removal of fecaliths may be necessary in some cases.

chronic constipation increases the risk of fecalith development in the colon.

the ct scan clearly showed calcified fecaliths within the appendix.

fecaliths can erode through the intestinal wall causing perforation.

preventive measures include adequate hydration and high-fiber foods to avoid fecalith formation.

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