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Ruptured Appendix with Subsequent Peritonitis - Medical Illustration, Human Anatomy Drawing

This medical exhibit begins by comparing the normal anatomy of the appendix to that of an inflamed appendix. The following images depicts the subsequent condition(peritonitis) following the rupture of the appendix. The final image image shows an overview of the entire abdomen which is now contaminated and infected.

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