[PDF] Top 20 Risk Factors for the Development of Adhesive Small Bowel Obstruction after Abdominal and Pelvic Operations

... Introduction: Adhesive small bowel obstruction (SBO) is a disease process that has been difficult to ...medical risk and financial burden. Identifying risk fac- tors for ... See full document

... Small bowel obstruction is caused mainly by postoperative ad- hesions (more than 75% of all cases) and is a common post- operative morbidity of colectomy for colorectal ...300,000 operations ... See full document

... important risk factors involved in the pathogenesis of adherences ...intestinal obstruction (9% vs 13%) but reported a higher indication for surgery in the open approach when present (2% vs 8%; p = ... See full document

... the small bowel is a relatively rare cause of intestinal obstruction and accounts for less than 2% of all causes ...[2,8,9]. Small bowel loops (usually jujenum) prolapse posteroinfer- ... See full document

... ering the high frequency of GI infections and the possibility of these patients not remembering minor or remote infections, it is postulated that the prev- alence must be higher. In a large nationwide case control study ... See full document

... central abdominal pain associated with vomiting and ...limited small bowel resection was performed for perforation proximal to a gallstone ...weeks after surgery and made a good recovery. Two ... See full document

... to predisposition, precipitation, and perpetuation of IBS symptoms. Neuroimaging studies have tried to delineate the relationship between psychosocial factors and emotions, gut physiology and clinical symptoms. ... See full document

... of adhesive partial SBO, a conservative approach has been shown to be successful in 65 to 80% of cases, with a relatively low overall incidence of ischemia ranging from 3 to ...experiencing abdominal pain ... See full document

... strangulated obstruction of small bowel caused by non-traumatic spontane- ous intramural small-bowel hematoma (n-SISBH) secondary to warfarin therapy is extremely ...strangulated ... See full document

... Considering about 30 % of dropout rate (under the assumption of 40 % difference between HA/CMC treat- ment group and the control group based on previous similar study 10 ), by which the target enrollment for this trial ... See full document

... of small bowel obstruction [8,46,57] are predictive successful ...necrotic bowel is an indication to perform a laparotomy, the absence of signs of peritonitis on phys- ical examination ... See full document

... The diagnosis of SEP was confirmed on the basis of in- traoperative findings, as described previously [1]. The patients were classified into two groups depending on whether they underwent simple enterolysis alone (simple ... See full document

... voiding after toilet ...BBD development, although many included children were not toilet trained at enrollment and could have had BBD that was not detectable by the questionnaire before toilet ... See full document

... resection might relate to the decrease of the traumatized intestinal serosa area. In this way, it may be hypothe- sized that adhesive postoperative SBO frequency is linked to the extent of both the parietal ... See full document

... weeks after dis- ...shortly after surgery are risk factors for higher pain intensity, pain unpleasantness, and functional disability 2 weeks after discharge; however, we do not know if ... See full document

... demand after the economic crisis that impacts layoffs on large ...of small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in the Indonesian economy has been recognized by the wider ...of small businesses will succeed ... See full document

... and pelvic/aortic lympha- denectomy), bowel resection, and diaphragm stripping/ resection account the 74% of ...upper abdominal procedures since ...upper abdominal disease (2001–2006) ... See full document

... detection. After placement of cannulas, all patients were trans- ferred from our hospital to a specialized ICU for ECMO ...and, after ECMO initiation, lower health care-associated infection (1 ...the ... See full document

... major factors for locally advanced TESCC after radical ...many factors may affect ALNR, including tumor location, width of tumor, T stage, N stage, TNM stage, ratio of LNM, vessel carci- noma ... See full document

... 52 adhesive intestinal obstructions, we found that 16 were spontaneous adhesions and remaining 36 were post-operative ...with adhesive intestinal ...(6), abdominal tuberculosis (6), pancreatitis (2), ... See full document