Spectrum of perforation peritonitis at a tertiary healthcare centre: A prospective cohort study of 1908 cases
Conclusion
Perforation peritonitis is still a dreadful disease. Malignancy is a rare cause in our region. Resuscitation before surgery improves outcome. The formation of only a stoma in bowel perforations and omentopexy in the stomach and duodenum perforations rather than extensive emergency surgery contribute to low mortality.
Source: Hellenic Journal of Surgery - Category: Surgery Source Type: research
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