BACKGROUNDObesity is a complex medical disorder characterised by an excess of total body fat. Traditionally, abdominal wall closure is performed using a three layer technique in which the parietal peritoneum with posterior rectus sheath, anterior rectus sheath and skin are individually and sequentially closed. Camper's fascia provides a potential space for haematoma and seroma formation. The vascular supply to subcutaneous fat is relatively poor making this tissue susceptible to infection.
. Our study plan was approved by Ethical Committee of our institute 80 patients were included in this study who underwent gastrointestinal anastomosis whether elective or emergency irrespective of age and gender. A detailed history and relevant preoperative investigation like complete blood picture, liver function test, kidney function test, electrolyte were taken and intra-operative information was collected like peritoneal cavity contaminated or non-contamination, technique of anastomosis and indication of gastrointestinal anastomosis as well as post-operative information were also collected like pelvic collection wound dehiscence, burst abdomen, fecal discharge from the wound site. All these data were compared and analyzed with respect to their effect on the healing of wound and gastrointestinal anastomosis. The result revealed that age<20years, gender and technique, elective or emergency gastrointestinal anastomosis, diabetes mellitus, and tuberculosis had no effect on the healing of wound and gastrointestinal anastomosis whereas >60 years of age anaemia, hypoprotenemia, hyperbilirubin and malignancy, uremia and peritoneal contamination had impaired the healing of wound and anastomotic leak and there were statistically significant P value 0.04, 0.05, 0.04, 0, 05, 0.05, 0.04, 0.04. 0.003 Respectively.
Liver abscess could be amoebic, pyogenic, infected hydated, traumatic or ascaridal. Amoebic liver abscess follows 1-2months after amoebic dysentery due to invasion of liver by Entamoeba Histolytica via portal circulation. The study was taken by considering the following aims and objectives: Evaluation of clinical symptoms and signs of liver abscess. To evaluate the best modality of management of liver abscess. To evaluate the common microbiological organism responsible for liver abscess. Evaluation of mortality of liver abscess and its survival rate. This study was carried out in the
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