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Title: [Non-traumatic colic perforation in free peritoneum. Apropos of 61 cases]. Author: di Natale I, Tessarin M, Sartori CA, Patelli G, Dal Pos R, Sorato R, Dal Pozzo A, Jelmoni AM, Corsini A. Journal: Minerva Chir; 1989 Sep 30; 44(18):1981-4. PubMed ID: 2615999. Abstract: Sixty-one non-traumatic perforations in free peritoneum are reported. The principal aetiology is diverticulitis (35 cases) followed by cancer (22 cases). 18 derivations were carried out, 34 colectomies without anastomosis, 5 ideal colectomies and 4 diverticulectomies. Total mortality was 19.7-14% for diverticulitis, 22.2% for perforations at the cancer site, 50% from diastasic perforations. Stress is laid on the need to treat colic perforation by colectomy without anastomosis, confining derivation openeum. Sixty-one cases.[Abstract] [Full Text] [Related] [New Search]