Objective: To illustrate and emphasize the need for keeping scar endometrioma in mind in order to facilitate an early diagnosis in cases of a mass detected on the abdominal wall in women who have undergone a cesarean section.
Study Design: Records of 21 patients were reviewed retrospectively. All the patients complained of a mass on the abdominal wall and had undergone cesarean section in the past.
The effect of the antiangiogenic agent paclitaxel on the healing of colonic anastomoses was studied in a rat model. Ninety-six rats underwent end-to-end colonic anastomoses, and healing was evaluated by measuring bursting pressure, hydroxyproline content, and number of newly formed vessels. The rats with end-to-end anastomoses were randomized into control and study groups (n = 48).
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