Laparotomy, Exploratory
The Use of Recombinant Activated Factor VII to Control Bleeding in a Preterm Infant Undergoing Exploratory Laparotomy
... At 22 hours of age, the infant developed hypotension rapidly progressing to shock and cardiac arrest. The hematocrit was ob- tained and found to have strikingly decreased to 25%. Cardiopul- monary resuscitation was ...
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A Clinical Study on Wound Dehiscence in Patients Undergoing Emergency Exploratory Laparotomy
... When the sex ratio is considered,37 of 50 patients were male who underwent emergency exploratory laparotomy and 13 were female. The ratio is found to be 2.8:1. When wound dehiscence proper is considered, ...
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<p>A Comparison of the Characteristics of Maternal Near-Misses and Maternal Deaths in Enugu, Southeast Nigeria: A 3-Year Prospective Study</p>
... of exploratory laparotomy and occurrence of severe hemor- rhage were higher among women that had MNMs, and the difference was statistically signi fi cant compared to maternal ...
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Penetrating abdominal injuries in an emerging semi-urban teaching hospital
... mandatory exploratory laparotomy for all cases; however, with advances in medical imaging, biomechanics and pathophysiology of injuries, a more flexible approach of non-operative care of some cases has been ...
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Etiology and Management of Small Bowel Obstruction with Special Reference to Role of Laparoscopy—A Single Centre Experience
... In our study mean time (days) for passage of flatus/stools after surgery was 2.5 ± 0.786 days in laparoscopic adhesiolysiss and 3.6 ± 0.899 days in exploratory laparotomy. Khaikin et al. [34] observed a ...
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Retrospective study on patients undergoing laparotomy to assess the risk factors of re-laparotomy
... 3) A study titled “Re-do laparotomies:resons, morbidity and outcome” was done by R.Koirola et al at Turkey from 1.1.2009 to 31.12.2009. Re-do surgery was performed in 40 patients (1.99 %), mean age was 31.99 with male: ...
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Clinical features, anaesthetic management and perioperative complications seen in three horses with pheochromocytoma
... In all three horses, intractable pain was the indication for emergency exploratory laparotomy. After induction, each horse was positioned in dorsal recumbency for the surgery and anaesthetic monitoring ...
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Phosphoglyceride crystal deposition disease in the abdominal wall: a case report
... IL-2 receptor) were within normal limits. Helical com- puted tomography (CT) also revealed a solid mass (largest dimension, 10 cm in diameter) in the abdominal wall (Fig. 2). Magnetic resonance imaging showed a mass that ...
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Surgical diagnostic procedures in cattle: an overview
... flank exploratory laparotomy (celiotomy) is a most useful diagnostic procedure to examine those systems in more ...that exploratory laparotomy may provide information for the diagnosis of 20% ...
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Impact of different analgesic depths and abdominal trauma of different severities on stress and recovery of rats undergoing total intravenous anesthesia
... for exploratory laparotomy, with blood pressure and heart rate fluctuating within 10% of the basal value in both ...the laparotomy group of Experiment 1, a group that received no analgesic and only a ...
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A study of Laparotomy Wound Closure with Skin Staples
... undergoing laparotomy in our unit. Of the 60 cases 30 were undergoing laparotomy as an elective surgery as in gastrectomy for cancer stomach or abdominoperineal resection for cancer rectum ...underwent ...
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Mini-laparotomy in advanced ovarian cancer
... In eight cases OCR was regarded as not possible after mini-laparotomy examinations and in none of these was OCR achieved after full laparotomy. In four of these patients (50%) the main reason was fixed ...
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Right-sided Bochdalek hernia in an elderly adult: a case report with a review of surgical management
... The laparotomy is beneficial with respect to facilitating intra-abdominal manipulation of re- duced abdominal organs (such as the ileum in our case), observation of perfusion defects in prolapsed organs, ...
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Re laparotomy in OBG: a clinical study
... and post operative abdominal distension are more likely to be at risk of re-laparotomy. If adequate hemostasis is achieved at the time of primary surgery considerable number of re-laparotomies might be avoided. ...
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Management of ovarian tumors
... Thus the whole research work justifies the management of above two cases. The elderly lady with incomplete staging and young woman with preservation of uterus and ovary with close follow up is justified. A comprehensive ...
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To study the aetiological factors and outcomes of urgent re-laparotomy
... In our study 40 patients underwent urgent abdominal re- exploration 44 times out of 2520 patients. The incidence being 1.7% in our study. The incidence of males being 62.5% (n=25) and females 37.5% (n=15). Out of the ...
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COMBINED INTRAUTERINE AND ABDOMINAL PREGNANCY WNFHU%1LI) BY LAPAROTOMY
... Parenteral antibiotics were commenced to combat infection and intravenous fluids administered to correct dehydration. Laparotomy was performed on November 22, 1982. A small amount of foul smelling dirty coloured ...
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New suture materials for midline laparotomy closure: an experimental study
... of laparotomy closure [7] in which an elastic suture thread made of a different polymer to PUe was used, a lower incidence of incisional hernia was observed after one year of follow up, though the difference was ...
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A systematic review and overview of health economic evaluations of emergency laparotomy
... initial laparotomy in patients with severe peritonitis in seven Dutch hospitals between 2001 and 2005 (Opmeer et ...re- laparotomy was € 4617 (on demand) ...re- laparotomy group and €4069 lower in ...
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Laparotomy in women with severe acute maternal morbidity: secondary analysis of a nationwide cohort study
... postpartum laparotomy and think that our data are therefore still of considerable importance, since more up-to-date information is un- likely to become available for some ...that laparotomy was not a ...
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