Posted Sunday, October 24, 2004 @ 04:58 PM
The next some images show why a surgery without adequate adhesion barriers doesn't work and therefore is absolute unnecessary and without any effect.
This patient has adhesions between sigma / left pelvic wall / uterus / ovary
After 4 hours of surgery all organs could be isolated and the anatomical result is excellent:
I didn't apply SprayGel as there was a small lesion of the serosa of the bowel which was sutured. I don't use SprayGel in the same procedure due to increasing infection potential in case of suture insufficiency.
In such cases I perform a second-look around 4 - 5 days later to check if the bowel is ok and apply than SprayGel.
So this is how it looks only 4 days later after an ecellent adhesiolysis !!!
Please see what is the result of adhesiolysis without SprayGel:
In this and some other cases I didn't apply SprayGel in the first procedure, I could see what is the reality: adhesiolysis without adhesion barrier in most of the cases doesn't work !!!
All the adhesions reformed and even got more severe ...
And if the patients had not been in OUR adhesiolysis concept...
All that work had been for nothing and with high risk and complication possibilities for the patients...
Due to the early second-look in cases of bowel injuries, the adhesions are only attached and can be taken down simply by touching with an instrument without any bleeding:
So in OUR concept of adhesion surgery, it is possible in this procedure to check the bowel (it was intact in this case) and to apply SprayGel, that will for sure prevent adhesion reformation. In three months we will have a 3rd-look laparoscopy so I will report on her outcome.
Without SprayGel and the SECOND-LOOK procedure it would be a real unnecessary and dangerous surgery !
Please be aware of surgery without adequate tools, adhesion barriers (SprayGel) and without a second-look, performed by so called "specialists" with NO concept and infrastructure as they are pronounced on some of the ARD support websites!
Avoid also a LAPAROTOMY and if possible a laparoscopy with GAS (see all the information at this website)
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Daniel Kruschinski, MD
www.endogyn.com
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