Abdominal Mapping & Pain Heatmap
Hour 8: Visceral -> Somatic Shift
Visceral T10 (Dull/Crampy)
Somatic Parietal (Sharp/Focal)
Peritoneal / Diffuse Rigidity
Patient Telemetry & Inflammatory Markers
Simulated TrajectoryBody Temp
37.6 °C
99.7 °F (Low Grade)
Heart Rate
88 bpm
Mild Tachycardia
WBC Count
12.4 k/µL
Leukocytosis ↑
CRP / Neutrophils
79%
Left Shift (+1)
Clinical Timeline Progression (0h - 48h+)
Hour 8
Acute Suppurative Phase (Hour 6 - 18)
Somatic Parietal Fibers (Spinal Nerves T12-L1)
Intraluminal pressure exceeds venous capillary pressure. Transmural inflammation contacts the parietal peritoneum. Pain transitions from vague midline cramping to sharp, intense, localized right lower quadrant pain precisely at McBurney's point.
Key Symptoms: Anorexia, localized RLQ tenderness with guarding, nausea, low-grade fever.
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