No injury to the bowel

What does "No injury to the bowel" mean in a report or doctor's letter? In our medical dictionary, you will find a patient-friendly explanation of the meaning of this medical term.

Explanation

"No injury to the bowel" refers to a medical condition where the intestines have not been harmed or damaged. This could be in the context of a physical trauma, surgical procedure, or disease where there was a risk of harm to the intestines. The term indicates that the intestines are intact and functioning normally, without any cuts, tears, or other forms of damage. It's a positive outcome, suggesting that the patient's digestive system is in good health.

Confusing Medical Report?

BaluMed makes medicine understandable! Our extensive medical report explanation 'translates' complex medical terms from MRI findings and discharge summaries into easily understandable language. With a combination of artificial intelligence and medical expertise, we offer quickly available and reliable information.

  • Extensive. Summary, explanation per section, glossary.
  • Fast & Reliable. Doctor-reviewed, receive today.
  • Privacy. Documents are automatically anonymized.
  • Multilingual. English or German.