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Kehr's sign is present in -

A
Diaphragmmatic rupture
B
Splenic injury
C
Liver abscess
D
Cholelithiasis
High-Yield Explanation
Ans. is 'b' i.e., Splenic injury Physical signs present in Splenic injury Signs of peritonitis and severe shock Local tenderness, abdominal rigidity and a rising pulse rate. Tenderness over 9th and 10th rib on the left side Ballance's Sign --> Persistent dullness on the left side of the abdomen with shifting dullness towards the right side due to coagulation of blood from the injured spleen. Kehr's sign -9 Pain referred to the left shoulder. Cullen's Sign --) Pigmentation around the umbilicus.

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