[Generalised fecal peritonitis. Etiopathogenic and therapeutic considerations in 30 cases (author's transl)].J Chir (Paris). 1977; 113(4):327-36.JC
Abstract
The authors analyse a series of 30 cases of generalised fecal peritonitis which represents a less frequent form of peritoneal infection. The etiology was mainly diverticular perforation (50 p. cent) or neoplasia (25 p. cent). The mortality was high (63 p. cent). It seems, in the light of the results, that the best treatment consists of operating in two stages, the first being the eradication of the colonic lesion which should be carried out as a routine without attempting immediate anastomosis. Wide drainage with peritoneal lavage and the use of "noxythioline" may improve the results of a disease which always remains very severe.
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fre
PubMed ID
874005
Citation
Hollender, L F., et al. "[Generalised Fecal Peritonitis. Etiopathogenic and Therapeutic Considerations in 30 Cases (author's Transl)]." Journal De Chirurgie, vol. 113, no. 4, 1977, pp. 327-36.
Hollender LF, Meyer C, Calderoli H, et al. [Generalised fecal peritonitis. Etiopathogenic and therapeutic considerations in 30 cases (author's transl)]. J Chir (Paris). 1977;113(4):327-36.
Hollender, L. F., Meyer, C., Calderoli, H., & Zavaletta, D. (1977). [Generalised fecal peritonitis. Etiopathogenic and therapeutic considerations in 30 cases (author's transl)]. Journal De Chirurgie, 113(4), 327-36.
Hollender LF, et al. [Generalised Fecal Peritonitis. Etiopathogenic and Therapeutic Considerations in 30 Cases (author's Transl)]. J Chir (Paris). 1977;113(4):327-36. PubMed PMID: 874005.
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T1 - [Generalised fecal peritonitis. Etiopathogenic and therapeutic considerations in 30 cases (author's transl)].
AU - Hollender,L F,
AU - Meyer,C,
AU - Calderoli,H,
AU - Zavaletta,D,
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SP - 327
EP - 36
JF - Journal de chirurgie
JO - J Chir (Paris)
VL - 113
IS - 4
N2 - The authors analyse a series of 30 cases of generalised fecal peritonitis which represents a less frequent form of peritoneal infection. The etiology was mainly diverticular perforation (50 p. cent) or neoplasia (25 p. cent). The mortality was high (63 p. cent). It seems, in the light of the results, that the best treatment consists of operating in two stages, the first being the eradication of the colonic lesion which should be carried out as a routine without attempting immediate anastomosis. Wide drainage with peritoneal lavage and the use of "noxythioline" may improve the results of a disease which always remains very severe.
SN - 0021-7697
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