POSTOPERATIVE COMPLICATIONS OF CLOSURE OF LARGE SIZED DUODENAL ULCER PERFORATION BY INTRALUMINAL OMENTAL INVAGINATION -A CLINICAL STUDY

Rituraj; Anil Kumar

Volume : VIII, Issue : XII, December - 2019

POSTOPERATIVE COMPLICATIONS OF CLOSURE OF LARGE SIZED DUODENAL ULCER PERFORATION BY INTRALUMINAL OMENTAL INVAGINATION -A CLINICAL STUDY

Rituraj, Anil Kumar

Abstract :

Background: Management for the complications of peptic ulcer disease was surgical in the 19th century, when Woefler, Billroth and Van Rydigier described early gastric resection and gastro–enterostomies Aims and objectives: To study most common post operative complications after surgery. Materials and Methods: Study was carried out in the Upgraded Department of Surgery, Darbhanga Medical College & Hospital, during the period 2014–2017 on 50 patients who presented in the emergency with duodenal Ulcer perforation of more than five mm diameter as assessed intra–operatively. Result: Postoperative complications were more in the control group. leakage from perforation site was not found in any patient of study group; while it was found in 3 patients of control group. Conclusion Therapy decreasing chances of omental ischaemia and postoperative leakage and comp� the results with various standard procedures followed in this hospital for closure of large sized duodenal perforation.