Sentences with word «dehiscence»

The review found that non-physician clinicians performing caesarean sections may lead to slightly more wound infections and occurrences of wound dehiscence than doctors (low - certainty evidence).

Patient presented with complete dehiscence of previous surgical site of MCT removal.

Manual uterine exploration after VBAC and subsequent repair of asymptomatic scar dehiscence have not been shown to improve outcomes.

It should be noted that the terms «uterine rupture» and «uterine dehiscence» are not consistently distinguished from each other in the literature and often are used interchangeably.

Incision opening or breakdown (called dehiscence), which is more common in the mammary glands near the back legs or when larger areas of tissue have been removed

Uterine rupture or dehiscence associated with TOLAC results in the most significant increase in the likelihood of additional maternal and neonatal morbidity.

If the site of the ruptured scar is confined to the lower segment of the uterus, the rate of repeat rupture or dehiscence in labor is 6 % (131).

But two studies found that sirolimus caused a serious and sometimes fatal complication called anastomotic dehiscence, which impairs wound healing if the drug is given around the time of the operation.

It is very important to restrict activity in those pets who are very active — too much activity can actually delay healing or cause post-surgical complications, such as dehiscence (opening of sutures) or bleeding.

Complications following surgery can include recurrence of entropion, corneal ulceration, suture dehiscence, or infection.

The most common post surgical complications in my practice are licking and chewing incision causing infection and in worst case dehiscence of the surgical procedure.

A 10 - minute video of the flank approach is available on loan from Operation Catnip.The flank approach prevents evisceration in the event of an incision dehiscence.

Unless, that is, you're suffering from a very rare condition called superior canal dehiscence (SCDS) wherein unusual thinness or a complete absence of the part of the temporal bone overlying the superior semicircular canal of the vestibular system (either congenital or caused by head trauma) alters your hearing such that you can't filter out the internal sounds of your own body.

Uterine dehiscence and rupture after previous cesarean delivery.

The lump may be caused by inflammation, the knot of the suture material or if there was dehiscence of the abdominal wall sutures there may be a small hernia from the surgical site.

Other reported outcomes included perinatal mortality (5 studies), wound dehiscence (3 studies), and wound infection (2 studies).

Although some connotations may suggest that dehiscence is less morbid than rupture, that convention is not used in this document, and both terms refer to symptomatic or clinically significant events unless other-wise noted.

In an informal survey, Dilling found that physicians who have used this strategy report no dehiscence problems.

My understanding is that it is a major procedure and wound dehiscence is the most common post-op complication.

The major risks are those of general anesthesia, bleeding (hemorrhage), postoperative infection, urine leakage, and wound breakdown (dehiscence) over the incision.

Since this is a hypersensitive area, surgery may result in several complications like wound dehiscence (premature opening of a wound along surgical suture), incontinence (involuntary discharge of urine and feces) and infection.