Fibrinolytic System Inhibitors vs Activators Pathogenesis of Adhesions Etiology of Adhesion Formation Prevalence of Adhesions Following Surgical Procedures Adhesion Incidence Following CSection ID: 524589
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A Practical Guide to the Prevention of Surgical AdhesionsSlide2Slide3Slide4
Fibrinolytic SystemInhibitors vs ActivatorsSlide5
Pathogenesis of AdhesionsSlide6
Etiology of Adhesion FormationSlide7
Prevalence of Adhesions Following Surgical ProceduresSlide8
Adhesion Incidence Following C-Section Most Common Surgery in the WorldSlide9
Prevalence of Adhesions Following Laparoscopic ProceduresSlide10
Predicting Adhesion FormationSlide11
Burden of AdhesionsSlide12
Sequelae of AdhesionsSlide13
Adhesion Prevention StrategiesSlide14
Adhesion Prevention StrategiesPharmacologic InterventionsSlide15
Adhesion PreventionSolutions/GelsSlide16
P.O.P.A. Study Icodextrin 4% Solution Slide17
Adhesion PreventionBarrier DevicesSlide18
Oxidized Regenerated CelluloseSlide19
Oxidized Regenerated Cellulose10-study Meta-analysisSlide20
Oxidized Regenerated CelluloseUsage CaveatsSlide21
HA/CMC Abdominal StudySlide22
HA/CMC Safety in Abdominal SurgerySlide23
HA/CMC Myomectomy StudyPercentage of Patients with No AdhesionsSlide24
HA/CMC LimitationsSlide25
Barrier Agents’ EfficacyReview of 18 Randomized Controlled TrialsSlide26
Future DirectionsSlide27
SummarySlide28
AbbreviationsSlide29
ReferencesSlide30
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