Abstract:Aim: In cases of ventral hernia, in the presence of complications such as strangulation, a variety of intestinal bacteria can penetrate to peritoneal fluid and can cause peritonitis. However, these infections are rare in unstrangulated hernia cases. In this case report, it is emphasized that anaerobic bacteria and other bacteria can be isolated from patients with unstrangulated umbilical hernia to be cause of peritonitis.
Case report:The 94-year-old female patient with unstrangulated ventral hernia was operate… Show more
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