S= would be then: Dudenalstenose
Darmverschluss
since I am not a medical expert, I am bery cautious and hope that someone can either confirm or deny

Nicotine stimulates esophageal peristaltic contractions in cats by ...
Primary esophageal peristalsis was. recorded for spontaneous dry swallows (DS) and for wet swal-. lows (WS) of 2- to 4-ml water boluses injected into the ...
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Effect of pharyngeal water stimulation on esophageal peristalsis ...
of peristalsis. induced. by swallowing. mashed. potato. was similar. to that of WS and DS. As. seen, there was no significant ...
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Recurrent autonomous esophageal peristalsis in patients with chest ...
The patient reported no symptoms during recurrent peristalsis,. and the pattern was interrupted by two primary peristalses initiated by DS. ...
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Chest pain and dysphagia in patients with prolonged peristaltic ...
peristalsis. In 20 patients with PPCD, mean contractile duration was 7.4 +- ..... Prolonged contraction associated with wet but not dry swallows (DS) was ...
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Effects of increased intra-abdominal pressure on esophageal ...
in peristalsis. initiated. by DS. were caused by increased. intra-abdominal. pressure. DISCUSSION. The study results indicate that increases in intra-abdomi ...
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This of course is wrong -- it is duodenum stenosis - read only later your previous question about the Bauchdecke -- only read first peristaltik and DS

Occupational & Environmental Medicine, Harvard Medical School:
Limitation is similar on active and passive ROM; most discomfort is with mild abduction; crepitus is common, ***tenderness on palpation*** directly over acromioclavicular articulation; pain is reproduced as arm is abducted more than 90 degrees; pain on shoulder shrug.http://www.hms.harvard.edu/oed/themes2/oem/ctd/table7.html

MEDICAL MICROBIOLOGY AND INFECTIOUS DISEASE
University of Florida College of Medicine
Department of Molecular Genetics and Microbiology:
A 34 year old hospitalized female patient presents to the clinic with chills, fever, and abdominal tenderness. She has extreme abdominal pain. Physical exam reveals that she is tachycardic with localized ***abdominal tenderness on palpation***. She is recovering from an appendectomy.
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UCLA Department of Medicine:
On physical examination, the patient may have low-to high-grade fevers. The most important finding is right lower ***abdominal tenderness on palpation***; however, the tenderness is less localized to the right lower quadrant in the elderly.3 Peritoneal signs (including abdominal distension, reduced abdominal wall movement, severe tenderness and guarding) are significantly increased, and bowel sounds are more often reduced on auscultation.3 Several physical examination maneuvers can help in cases where the location of the appendix is atypical. With a retroperi-toneal retrocecal appendix, the patient may display right flank tenderness as well as the psoas sign, which is pain elicited by stretching the iliopsoas muscle by the extension of the right thigh. The obturator sign is pain on internal rotation of the right thigh and corresponds to the inflammation of a pelvic appendix. Lastly, Rovsing's sign refers to pain in the right lower quadrant with palpation of the left lower quadrant and indicates an inflamed appendix in the right iliac fossa.
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