Talk:Pneumoperitoneum

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I thought my anatomical preparator was joking when he talked about water-skiing. I googled, I searched pubmed without results. Where are the sources that a Pneumoperitoneum may happen through water-skiing? Edit: I know that it is theoretically possible but are there actual incidents? Does this actually happen? 212.41.89.52 (talk) 14:20, 22 January 2012 (UTC)[reply]