Comparative characteristics of complications after appendectomy under local anesthesia and anesthesia
A. N. Seryak
Kazan medical journal ›› 1993, Vol. 74 ›› Issue (4) : 262 -264.
Comparative characteristics of complications after appendectomy under local anesthesia and anesthesia
Complications arising after surgical interventions are still a very urgent problem. So, after appendectomies, their frequency ranges from 7.2 to 37.3%. In 6-10% of patients who underwent appendectomy, wound suppuration and other wound complications are observed in the postoperative period. The frequency (30-40%) of infectious complications of the wound during operations performed for destructive forms of appendicitis is especially high.
Seryak A.N.
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