How does appendicitis postoperative intestinal adhesion return a responsibility

Intestinal adhesions after appendicitis surgery are usually caused by disease causes, surgical causes and postoperative causes. The specific reasons are as follows:

1. Disease causes

Appendicitis patients can usually be accompanied by different degrees of local tissue inflammation, edema or exudation symptoms, so it can induce intestinal adhesions, and suppurative appendicitis and necrotizing appendicitis, the adhesion consequences are more serious, usually need timely surgical treatment.

2. Surgical causes

Appendicitis If improper disinfection or surgical instruments cause trauma during surgery, it may also lead to postoperative intestinal adhesions. Serious cases may require secondary surgery to remove adhesions.

3. Postoperative causes

Some patients undergo open surgery. Due to large surgical wounds, if complicated with infection, intestinal adhesions can also be caused. If the postoperative patients eat unreasonable or stay in bed for a long time, intestinal peristalsis may be slow, thus inducing intestinal adhesions.