论文信息 - Population‐based study of the surgical workload and economic impact of bowel obstruction caused by postoperative adhesions

Population‐based study of the surgical workload and economic impact of bowel obstruction caused by postoperative adhesions

Intestinal obstruction is the most severe consequence of adhesion formation. This study examined the annual surgical workload and costs of intestinal obstruction caused by postoperative intra‐abdominal adhesions.

M. Laato | P. Salminen | A. Rantala | J. Kössi

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