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6/4/23

Severe Abdominal Adhesions with Surgical Lysis and Right Colon Resection - Medical Illustration, Human Anatomy Drawing

 

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Severe Abdominal Adhesions with Surgical Lysis and Right Colon Resection - Medical Illustration, Human Anatomy Drawing
This medical exhibit features two large anterior cut-away views of the male abdomen comparing the pre- and post-operative conditions before and after the surgical procedure. The first image illustrates the pre-operative condition with widespread severe adhesions including the omentum wrapped around the right colon. The second image illustrates the post-operative condition following the removal of most of the adhesions, the resection of the right colon and the anastomosis of the small bowel with the transverse colon.

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