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Journal of Trauma and Acute Care Surgery, 2016
Damage-control surgery with open abdomen (OA) is described for trauma, but little exists regarding use in the emergency general surgery. This study aimed to better define the following: demographics, indications for surgery and OA, fascial and surgical site complications, and in-hospital/long-term mortality. We hypothesize that older patients will have
Brandon R, Bruns +8 more
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Damage-control surgery with open abdomen (OA) is described for trauma, but little exists regarding use in the emergency general surgery. This study aimed to better define the following: demographics, indications for surgery and OA, fascial and surgical site complications, and in-hospital/long-term mortality. We hypothesize that older patients will have
Brandon R, Bruns +8 more
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[Strategies for open abdomen].
Ugeskrift for laeger, 2022This is a review of temporary abdominal closure (TAC) strategies are necessary in cases where definitive surgery is not possible. Indications for TAC include damage control due to unstable physiology, the need for a second look, or lacking technical possibility for fascial closure.
Thomas Korgaard, Jensen +1 more
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Management of the open abdomen
British Journal of Surgery, 2023Faris Soliman +2 more
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2018
Throughout the clinical spectrum of emergency and trauma surgery, the referral, the consultation, the key moments of early preoperative care, and the surgery, remember the patient’s life is in your hands. Not only is the family hoping for the best outcome, but the clinical team is wishing the patient through their critical illness.
Michael Sugrue, Mary Connolly
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Throughout the clinical spectrum of emergency and trauma surgery, the referral, the consultation, the key moments of early preoperative care, and the surgery, remember the patient’s life is in your hands. Not only is the family hoping for the best outcome, but the clinical team is wishing the patient through their critical illness.
Michael Sugrue, Mary Connolly
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2019
Damage control laparotomy and the management of an open abdomen are important concepts for general surgeons. The surgical management of the open abdomen and, subsequent definitive closure, is complex. This chapter provides a decision-making algorithm to identify the appropriate closure/management technique with respect to patient-specific conditions.
Justin A. Doble, Eric M. Pauli
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Damage control laparotomy and the management of an open abdomen are important concepts for general surgeons. The surgical management of the open abdomen and, subsequent definitive closure, is complex. This chapter provides a decision-making algorithm to identify the appropriate closure/management technique with respect to patient-specific conditions.
Justin A. Doble, Eric M. Pauli
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2017
Management of the open abdomen has been recorded since the 1900s. Trauma, abdominal sepsis, the need for re-exploration, the need for ongoing resuscitation, and control of abdominal compartment syndrome continue to be management dilemmas that require the general surgeon to have knowledge of managing patients with an open abdomen.
Sarah Scott Fox +2 more
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Management of the open abdomen has been recorded since the 1900s. Trauma, abdominal sepsis, the need for re-exploration, the need for ongoing resuscitation, and control of abdominal compartment syndrome continue to be management dilemmas that require the general surgeon to have knowledge of managing patients with an open abdomen.
Sarah Scott Fox +2 more
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2018
The open abdomen after trauma is a lifesaving intervention. Generally coupled with damage-control surgery, it is being used currently due to improved resuscitation strategies. Patient selection is crucial to enhance survival. Once a patient has an open abdomen, management must be focused on correcting physiology and working toward fascial closure.
Walter L. Biffl, Ernest E. Moore
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The open abdomen after trauma is a lifesaving intervention. Generally coupled with damage-control surgery, it is being used currently due to improved resuscitation strategies. Patient selection is crucial to enhance survival. Once a patient has an open abdomen, management must be focused on correcting physiology and working toward fascial closure.
Walter L. Biffl, Ernest E. Moore
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[Open abdomen 2009. A national survey of open abdomen treatment in Germany].
Der Chirurg; Zeitschrift fur alle Gebiete der operativen Medizen, 2012Open abdomen (OA) treatment has been established worldwide. This survey examines the current status of OA treatment in Germany.A national survey was conducted between October 2008 and September 2009 by questionnaires sent to 1,219 surgical departments.
F, Herrle +7 more
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