CHRONIC ABDOMINAL ISCHEMIC SYNDROME

Abstract

The symptom complex that occurs with chronic occlusive lesions of the visceral branches of the abdominal aorta is given in the literature under various names. The term "angina pectoris" is the most common and accepted by most people. The disease has three symptoms: the appearance of anginal pain in the abdomen at the peak of the digestive process after eating, intestinal dysfunction, and progressive weight loss.