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Introduction : It is probably no exaggeration to state that, in abdominal surgery, wisely chosen incisions and correct methods of making and closing such wounds are factors of great importance (Nygaard and. Squatrito, 1996). Any mistake, such as a badly placed incision, inept methods of suturing, or ill- judged selection of
Abdomen walls:(i) (ii) (iii) (iv) (v) Skin Subcutaneous fat Rectus sheath Extern al peritoneal fat Peritoneum Anterior Rectus Abdominis Posterior Abdominal Incisions:Incisions for various laparotomy procedure Types:I) Vertical Incisions:II) Horizontal Incisions:III) Transverse Incisions:Para Median > > Side M idline 2.
A cut produced surgically by a sharp instrument that creates an opening into the abdomen. When choosing an incision these three should be achieved: Accessibility. Extensibility. Security. Re-entry into the abdominal cavity is best done through the previous laparotomy incision. This minimizes further loss of tensile strength
There is this wrong notion that the only standard abdominal incision is the midline incision. Cases have been seen in which an abdominal incision extends from the xyphoid process to the symphysis pubis just to remove a perforated appendix! It is also not unusual to see a groin incision together with a lower abdominal
Figure 9. Pfannenstiel incision. First page of article. Opening the abdomen is the essential preliminary to the performance of a laparotomy. A correctly performed abdominal exposure is based on sound anatomical knowledge, hence it is a common question in the Operative Surgery section of the MRCS examination.
The paramedian incision should be used for major elective laparotomies. The use of the midline incision should be restricted to operations in which unlimited access to the abdominal cavity is useful or necessary. Key words: Abdominal incisions; postoperative pain; wound infection; incisional hernia; wound dehiscence
2.1 Surgical anatomy for abdominal incisions: skin, subcutane- ous fat, external oblique muscle, internal oblique muscle, transverses abdominus muscle, preperitoneal fat, peritoneum, decussation of fibers, linea alba, internal mammary artery, superior epigastric artery, external iliac artery, and inferior epigastric artery.
patients undergoing laparotomy using three diferent vertical abdominal incisions-midline, 'medial' para- median incision and 'lateral' paramedian incision. The lateral paramedian incision is slightly more time- consuming to perform than the other two incisions but there is a statistically greater incidence of incisional hernia in
One of the lasting marks of any abdominal surgery and most noticeable to the patient is the scar at the site of incision. In selecting an incision, the surgeon must take into account the underlying pathology prompting the surgery, the possibility of adhesions or malignancy, and comorbidities. In this review we aim to present.
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