Abstract
Relying on their experience of revealing phlegmonous gastritis in a female patient aged 44, the authors suggest to use abdominal echography to diagnose this urgent condition in the screening of acute inflammatory abdominal diseases, leaning upon echographic evidence of hollow organ damages, which are noted in inflammatory and blastomatous gastric wall infiltration and leaving the last word to complete evaluation of clinical, echographic and laboratory data.
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