Effect of intraperitoneal saline irrigation at different temperatures on adhesion formation
β Scribed by Dr A. M. Kappas; M. Fatouros; K. Papadimitriou; V. Katsouyannopoulos; D. Cassioumis
- Publisher
- John Wiley and Sons
- Year
- 1988
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 307 KB
- Volume
- 75
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0007-1323
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β¦ Synopsis
The control group (Gc, n = 20) underwent laparotomy without irrigation. Adhesions were found in: 5/20 animals of the G, (all slight): 6/20 of the 30Β°C group (all slight); 6/20 of the 34Β°C group (all slight): 6/20 of the 37Β°C group (all slight): 12/20 of the 40Β°C group (all slight): 12/20 of the 45Β°C group (I1 slight, I moderate); 14/20 of the 50Β°C group (12 slight, 2 moderate); 18/19 of the 55Β°C group (2 slight, 6 moderate, 10 marked); and 18/18 of the 60Β°C group ( I moderate, 8 marked, 9 massive). These results indicate that saline irrigation below body temperature does not prevent adhesions whereas warmed saline encourages adhesion formation in the rat.
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