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    Help, ed patient RUQ pain, no gallbladder

    33/f enters ed with acute ruq pain, radiates to back, diaphoretic, apneic breathing, comes in waves, builds up in intensity and then slows, patient has no gallbladder x 5 years, pain intermittent for 5 years, brought on by rare social drinking, but not every time the patient drinks and only a...