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 | | Peritoneal adhesions, residuals of a gunshot wound with laceration of the liver and gall bladder, and perforation of the duodenum and colon with peptic ulcer disease are moderately severe and are manifested by partial obstruction manifested by delayed motility of barium meal and less frequent and less prolonged episodes of pain. |
 | | Right xiphoid process gunshot wound/abdominal surgical incision residuals are moderate and are manifested by a well-healed scar, no current frank or overt incisional hernia, no tenderness of the abdomen to objective demonstration, and no damage to the underlying bones, joints and nerves. |
 | | Beginning at the xiphoid cartilage and ending at the pubis was a long 10 inch postoperative scar, that was 2 inches wide in the mid-upper abdomen, and was somewhat irregular in direction. |
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