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Peritoneal adhesion

Known as: bands peritoneal, peritoneum adhesions, PERITONEUM, ADHESIONS 
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1985
1985
[Prevention of peritoneal adhesions by local treatments. Experimental study in the rat].
Those local treatments that are most used clinically for the prevention of adhesions in the pelvis have been evaluated… 
1976
1976
Use of salazopyrin for prevention of peritoneal adhesions in rats.
The effect of orally administered salazopyrin on the prevention of experimentally induced peritoneal adhesions in albino rats was… 
1970
1970
Radiation Inhibition of Peritoneal Adhesions: An Experimental Study 1
Summary The effect of total abdominal irradiation on the development of intraabdominal adhesions in the rat was investigated… 
1969
1969
Oxyphenbutazone--anti-inflammatory agent--in prevention of peritoneal adhesions.
Postoperative peritoneal adhesions are one of the important causes of intestinal obstruction. Coletti and Bossart 1 reported that… 
1967
1967
Dextran in prevention of peritoneal adhesions.
Review
1963
Review
1963
Prevention of experimental peritoneal adhesions in the rat by intraperitoneally administered corticosteroids.
This literature review focuses on 2 topics: 1) means of preventing peritoneal adhesions by administering corticosteroids and 2… 
1957
1957
Effect of fibrinolytic agents and corticosteroid hormones on peritoneal adhesions; a comparative experimental study.
Assuming that peritoneal adhesions result from the organization of an exudate between opposed peritoneal surfaces, their… 
1953
1953
The effect of cortisone on the prevention of peritoneal adhesions.
1950
1950
The plication operation in the treatment of peritoneal adhesions.
pERITONEAL adhesions are an almost in-variable complication of abdominal surgery. 
1942
1942
THE INTRAPERITONEAL USE OF SULFATHIAZOLE, WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE PRODUCTION OF ADHESIONS: REPORT OF A CASE WITH SECONDARY INTESTINAL OBSTRUCTION
The intraperitoneal use of sulfanilamide and sulfathiazole to combat infective processes is without question an established… 
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