Titlebook: Open Abdomen; A Comprehensive Prac Federico Coccolini,Rao Ivatury,Luca Ansaloni Book 2018 Springer International Publishing AG, part of Spr

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Management of the Open Abdomen in PICU,ediatric surgery that emerged with the development of methods to temporarily expand as well as reconstruct the abdominal wall within the framework of operative care for inborn abdominal wall defects [1–3]. It is in the context of abdominal wall approximation and adaptation that gastroschisis and omp

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The Nursing Management of Open Abdomen Patients,en as soon as feasible. This chapter reviews the nurse’s role in stabilizing the patient’s hemodynamics, managing intra-abdominal hypertension, and supporting nutrition and mobility. Skin protection is a challenge with the open abdomen patient, and the nurse needs to use creative strategies due to t

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Open Abdomen Complications: Prevention and Management,of damage control surgery (DCS), but the exposure of the abdominal viscera to the outer environment brings itself a great burden of dreadful complications, the most feared and devastating complication is the formation of an entero-atmospheric fistula (EAF mortality rate that can nowadays still be as

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Hany Bahouth MD, BSc,Yoram Kluger MD, FACScognize the heterogeneity of these populations. This heterogeneity is represented across many dimensions. One such dimension is chronological age, with the typical needs of the oldest-old (those aged 85 and over) for long-term care being very different from those of the young-old (those aged 65-74).