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Abstract：
This image article presents an 88-year-old indigenous woman with a history of several episodes of abdominal pain, for which she went to numerous different hospitals in the countryside, was always treated with analgesics, and then discharged. After a long time, the patient eventually was evaluated with magnetic resonance imaging. The test revealed a displaced gallbladder with thickened walls, multiple stones, and a fistulous tract extending to the skin. This case underscores the significant challenges faced by patients in regions with limited healthcare access, highlighting the impact of delayed diagnosis and inadequate management on patient outcomes.
摘要：
这篇文章展示了一位88岁的土著妇女，她有几次腹痛的历史，为此她去了农村的许多不同的医院，总是用镇痛药治疗，然后出院.过了很久,患者最终接受了磁共振成像评估.测试显示胆囊移位，壁增厚，多块石头,和延伸到皮肤的瘘管。该病例强调了在医疗保健服务有限的地区患者面临的重大挑战。强调延迟诊断和管理不当对患者预后的影响。
