The operation steps of intestinal adhesion release include: position, anesthesia, disinfection, incision, exploration of the obstruction site, release of adhesions, and suture of the incision. 1. Position: the patient usually takes the lying position. 2. Anesthesia: general anesthesia is used. 3. Incision: cut along the right side through the rectus abdominis muscle or according to the obstruction site; when cutting the peritoneum, pay attention to avoid scarring, check the adhesion between the abdominal wall and the intestinal tube with the fingers, extend the incision according to the situation, cut the peritoneum, and avoid damaging the intestinal tube. 4. Probing the site of obstruction: first find the site of obstruction. The site of obstruction is the junction of distended and deflated bowel. Find the obstruction from the deflated bowel upward, separate it, and release the obstruction. If the intestinal tube is more distended, it is necessary to drain the gas and fluid under the condition of preventing contamination, and then search for the obstruction. 5. Loosen adhesions. 6. Suture the incision: after loosening the adhesions, the long tube can be sent into the abdominal cavity. Begin suturing layer by layer, against the skin, leaving no dead space, and usually without placing drainage strips. If bowel decompression and bowel resection sutures are performed, drain strips should be placed in the incision.