Peritoneal sepsis: patient characteristics relaparotomized.

Incidence - Opportunity - Prognostic Factors

Authors

  • Julio Medina
  • Julio Pontet
  • Andrea Curbelo
  • Pablo Ferra
  • Ana Freire
  • Ricardo Misa
  • Solveig Bentancourt

Keywords:

sepsis, laparatomy

Abstract

Patients suffering from severe sepsis originating
in the abdominal-peritonea/ region frequently require
re-interventions, as this condition persists with high
morbility Management of therapy is difficu/t and
tends to be controversia/; existing studies consider
a universe which that is far from homogenic.
The analysis covers a five-year period. Case material
involved 55 patients with severe abdominal sepsis
requiring at)east one re-laparotomy. lt takes
into considerations the incidence, c/inica/ manifestations
leading to a positive re-laparotomy, deathrate
and factors involved in prognosis. The absence
of multi-organic dysfunction (MOD) was considered
a va/id criteria far exclusion

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Published

2004-04-22

How to Cite

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Medina J, Pontet J, Curbelo A, Ferra P, Freire A, Misa R, Bentancourt S. Peritoneal sepsis: patient characteristics relaparotomized.: Incidence - Opportunity - Prognostic Factors. Cir. Urug. [Internet]. 2004 Apr. 22 [cited 2024 Nov. 22];74(1):26-3. Available from: https://revista.scu.org.uy/index.php/cir_urug/article/view/4521

Issue

Vol. 74 No. 1 (2004): Cirugía del Uruguay

Section

Original Article

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