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Khirurgiia
|October 1, 1994
Abstract:
Cleansing of the abdominal cavity by the open method-laparostomy and the use of polymer materials-was conducted in 85 patients with generalized peritonitis (mainly due to perforation of a malignant tumor of the colon). With the use of this method the incidence of purulent complications reduced from 50% to 35.2% and mortality from 42% to 25.8%.
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