The document discusses mesenteric venous thrombosis and its treatment. Intravenous heparin is the treatment of choice for mesenteric venous thrombosis. While peritoneal signs are not always present, surgery for mesenteric venous thrombosis can lead to short bowel syndrome.

1. MCQ
• True about mesenteric venous thrombosis ------3.75aaaII
A. Peritoneal signs are always present (PG12000)
B. Invariably involves long length of bowel
C. I.V. Heparin is the treatment of choice
D. Surgery can lead to short bowel syndrome

2. MCQ
• True about mesenteric venous thrombosis ------3.75aaaII
A. Peritoneal signs are always present (PG12000)
B. Invariably involves long length of bowel
C. I.V. Heparin is the treatment of choice
D. Surgery can lead to short bowel syndrome

3. MCQ
• True about mesenteric vein thrombosis---
3.76aaaII (PG103)
A. Peritoneal signss always present
B. Thrombobectomy is always done
C. Heparin is given
D. Surgery can lead to short bowel synd.

4. MCQ
• True about mesenteric vein thrombosis---
3.76aaaII (PG103)
A. Peritoneal signss always present
B. Thrombobectomy is always done
C. Heparin is given
D. Surgery can lead to short bowel synd.