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Septic necrosis of the midline wound in postoperative peritonitis. Successful management by debridement, myocutaneous advancement, and primary skin closure

scientific article published in April 1988

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Septic necrosis of the midline wound in postoperative peritonitis. Successful management by debridement, myocutaneous advancement, and primary skin closure (English)

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Lévy E

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Palmer DL

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Frileux P

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Hannoun L

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Nordlinger B

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Tiret E

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Honiger J

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Parc R

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1 April 1988

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Annals of Surgery

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207

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470-479

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Diagnosis of intra-abdominal and pelvic abscesses by computerized tomography

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https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/3281613

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The complicated septic abdominal wound

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Radical peritoneal debridement for established peritonitis. The results of a prospective randomized clinical trial

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Management of Acute Full-thickness Losses of the Abdominal Wall

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[Small bowel fistula into an abdominal wound dehiscence: review of 120 cases (author's transl)]

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Abdominal sepsis managed by leaving abdomen open

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Open peritoneal drainage as effective treatment of advanced peritonitis

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Newer adjunctive treatments for peritonitis

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Resection with exteriorization in the management of faecal fistulas originating in the small intestine

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Temporary, live-saving, terminal, jejunal or ileal stomas with autoregulated reinstallation

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On leaving the peritoneal cavity open in acute generalized suppurative peritonitis

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Percutaneous catheter drainage of abdominal abscesses guided by ultrasound and computed tomography

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Abdomens left open

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Secondary bacterial peritonitis: The biologic basis of treatment

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Leaving the wound open in the repeated surgical treatment of peritonitis (author's transl)

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Experimental study and clinical use of a new material in severe postoperative evisceration of the abdomen (author's transl)

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Non-closure of the abdominal wall in the surgery of peritonitis

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Open packing of the peritoneal cavity in generalized bacterial peritonitis

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The use of Marlex mesh in patients with generalized peritonitis and multiple organ system failure

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Inhibition of upper gastrointestinal secretions by reinfusion of succus entericus into the distal small bowel. A clinical study of 30 patients with peritonitis and temporary enterostomy

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Postoperative peritonitis due to gastric and duodenal fistulas. Operative management by continuous intraluminal infusion and aspiration: report of 23 cases

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Surgical aspects in the management of peritonitis

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Continuous high-energy low-flow-rate enteral support: a panoramic review of 1000 cases

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Scheduled reoperations (etappenlavage) for diffuse peritonitis

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Postoperative peritonitis. Common data

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Principles of surgery for peritonitis. Management of the peritoneum and digestive tract

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[Principles of intensive care of diffuse peritonitis]

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'Laparostomy': a technique for the management of intractable intra-abdominal sepsis.

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[Parietal non-closure in iterative surgery of peritonitis]

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