Adhesions occur after almost every abdominal surgery and are the leading cause of intestinal obstruction. Here, tips for adhesion prevention and how to correct them when they do occur are provided.
Harry Reich, MD
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Coverage of 36th AAGL Congress November 2007, Washington, DC
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