Laparoscopic complete extraperitoneal repair
The current effective treatment for adult hernia is surgical repair with synthetic or biological patches to strengthen the abdominal wall defect and return the protruding hernia contents to the abdominal…
Category: Gastric perforation
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How long does it take to recover from gastric perforation surgery
There are many uncertainties regarding the recovery of patients with gastric perforation surgery, so this recovery time is uncertain. The physical condition of each patient is different; their condition is also…
How long does it take to return to normal after gastric perforation surgery
The recovery time after gastric perforation cannot be generalized and is usually related to the severity of the patient’s condition. In general, if the gastric perforation is detected in time and…
What is gastric perforation?
I. Disease introduction Gastric perforation is the development of gastric lesions to depth, thinning of the gastric wall, or coupled with a sudden increase in pressure in the gastric cavity, it…
Analysis of 2 cases of gastric perforation in elderly patients with cholelithiasis
Case information [Case 1] Male, 88 years old. He was admitted to our hospital on July 27, 2011 due to epigastric pain with nausea for 20 days.…
Criteria for laparoscopic perforation of gastric perforation
There are two main principles of laparoscopic perforation criteria for gastric perforation: first, the location of the perforation is convenient for suturing the gastric perforation site; second, the perforated site…
Steps of laparoscopic gastric perforation surgery
Laparoscopic gastric perforation repair is one of the most commonly used minimally invasive surgical approaches in clinical practice. The general specific steps are as follows: I. The patient is placed…
What you can eat after gastric perforation surgery
Food that can be eaten after gastric perforation surgery: 1, because the local trauma repair needs a lot of amino acids, so appropriate intake of low cholesterol and low fat…
General knowledge of gastrointestinal endoscopy treatment
What conditions should I have a gastroscopy for? 1. There is epigastric pain, abdominal distension, nausea, vomiting, acid reflux, belching. Patients with discomfort such as dysphagia, swallowing pain retrosternal burning sensation,…
Do you know about kissing clutches?
PPH surgery has been successfully performed on 300,000 hemorrhoid patients worldwide, and in China, nearly 15,000 patients have successfully undergone the procedure since it was launched in 2000. the main…