Created at 4:55 a.m. Apr, 04, 2024
Author: cdmenard1
Co-authors: mitchelnelson , gnigam
Related Note: 1482978566629 2
Rationale for change

Biliary colic, contrary to the name, is not a waxing and waning (i.e. colicky) pain and typically presents as a constant, dull RUQ pain.

Alternative suggestion: intermittent (e..g postprandial) v. constant
Source: AMBOSS - https://next.amboss.com/us/article/V30Ghf?q=biliary%20colic#Zdf6cbba25a9ebeb10e837d54c3801eb5

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