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Emergency Surgery Comparative Study of Saline Solution (SS) versus Stabilized Isotonic Sodium Hypochlorite Solution (SISHS) in Peritoneal Lavage in Open Appendectomy to Prevent Complications of Complicated Appendicitis in 120 Adults from México

2025-09-09

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>There is no clear consensus on whether peritoneal lavage should be used or not, nor which solution is ideal to use, this research focused on evaluating the outcomes of using two different types of solutions and protocols for intraperitoneal lavage in adult patients diagnosed with complicated appendicitis. The sample (n=120) was divided into two groups: Saline Solution (SS) Group (n=60)...

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