The importance of the chemical composition of synthetic nets used in repair of parietal deffects

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Postoperative eventration is a pathology whose treatment is exclusively surgical, and is one of the most frequent interventions in general surgery along with other abdominal parietal defects. In large part, in the occurrence of postoperative eventrations, in addition to the local and general factors associated with the patients, the incision, the technique of wound closure, made during the previous intervention and the materials that are used have a special involvement.

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Cojan, T. S. T., Radu, L., Davitoiu, D., Vladu, I. M., Baleanu, V. D., Clenciu, D., … Socea, B. (2018). The importance of the chemical composition of synthetic nets used in repair of parietal deffects. Revista de Chimie, 69(10), 2677–2681. https://doi.org/10.37358/rc.18.10.6603

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