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The Role of Pre-filled Procedure-Specific Consent Forms in Emergency General Surgery: A Quality Improvement Study. [PDF]
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A Case Report of a Textiloma Causing Small Bowel Obstruction Two Years Following Open Appendectomy. [PDF]
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Improving Adherence to National Laparoscopic Appendicectomy Documentation Guidelines: A Quality Improvement Project. [PDF]
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Appendicectomy mortality: an Australian national audit [PDF]
ANZ Journal of Surgery, 2019 BACKGROUND:Appendicectomy is a safe surgical procedure with minimal risks. Low mortality rates (0.04-0.24%) have been reported from a number of countries. Appendicectomy mortality rates have not been reported in Australia in recent years.
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Endoscopy, 1987
Occasionally the surgeon has to venture into exploratory laparotomy, in order to confirm his assessment and also to treat accordingly. However, laparoscopy has become a means of minimising such situations for the surgeon. Against this background few surgeons have of late, been using the laparoscope for confirming or discounting the particular pathology
H T, Gangal, M H, Gangal
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Occasionally the surgeon has to venture into exploratory laparotomy, in order to confirm his assessment and also to treat accordingly. However, laparoscopy has become a means of minimising such situations for the surgeon. Against this background few surgeons have of late, been using the laparoscope for confirming or discounting the particular pathology
H T, Gangal, M H, Gangal
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Australian and New Zealand Journal of Surgery, 1983
Of 200 consecutive appendicectomies performed at Royal Prince Alfred Hospital the indications for operation were suspected acute appendicitis (65%), chronic or recurrent appendicitis (11.5%), interval appendicectomy (3%) and appendicectomies incidental to other operations (20.5%).
B C, McCaughan, J, May
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Of 200 consecutive appendicectomies performed at Royal Prince Alfred Hospital the indications for operation were suspected acute appendicitis (65%), chronic or recurrent appendicitis (11.5%), interval appendicectomy (3%) and appendicectomies incidental to other operations (20.5%).
B C, McCaughan, J, May
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Parasuicide and Appendicectomy
British Journal of Psychiatry, 1988A retrospective case-note study of young women admitted for appendicectomy showed that in those patients who had a normal appendix removed, there was a significantly higher rate of admission for parasuicide, before and after the index admission; 27/184 (∼15%) compared with 17/368 (∼5%) for patients who had an inflamed appendix removed.
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Laparoscopic versus open appendicectomy in pregnancy: A systematic review [PDF]
International Journal of Surgery, 2008 BackgroundAcute appendicitis is the most common non-obstetric indication for surgical intervention in pregnant women. The benefits of a laparoscopic over an open approach to appendicectomy are well established in the non-pregnant population.
Stewart R Walsh, Colin A Walsh
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