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Minerva Chirurgica 2005 August;60(4):291-2

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Strangulated small bowel evisceration after intraperitoneal drainage

Pelayo Salas A., Perez Ruiz L., Fermiñán Rodriguez A., Gomez Quiles L., Ros Lopez S., Garcés Guallart M. C., Casals Garrigo R.


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We report an exceptional case of strangulated small bowel evisceration through an intraperitoneal drainage after open cholecystectomy. It is a recognized but rare complication of surgical procedures. The drainage must be sited carefully and when necessary. If possible, drains of less than 10 mm external diameter should generally be used.

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