Specific, Pre-Surgery Preparation for Surgery of Parietal, Ventral Post-Inicision Flaws

Abstract

It is known that post-surgery eventration comes out as a result of surgery intervention by means of a cicatrisation flaw. By the time passes, such flaw increases progressively finally reaching giant sizes, some organs leaving almost totally from abdominal cavity and ending to settle themselves into the herniatic pocket. Eventrations voluminous are difficult to solve and require, most of the time, pre-surgery operations meant to specifically pre-surgery compensate the respiratory function. It has to be understood that the patient showing such a flaw will have respiratory difficulties directly generated by re-introduction of organs into the abdomen, thus followed by increased abdominal pressure that makes diaphragm difficult to move, actually it being the main respiratory muscle.