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- The study aimed to compare the effects of suturing versus not suturing the parietal peritoneum during midline laparotomies in rats on adhesion formation.
- 40 adult albino Wistar rats participated, undergoing a two-step surgery: an initial laparotomy followed by a closure with or without sutures and then assessed for adhesions 40 days later.
- The results indicated no significant difference in adhesion formation between the suture and nonsuture groups, regardless of the gender of the rats.
Article Abstract
Purpose: Compare the parietal peritoneum suture and nonsuture in midline laparotomies in rats, as for the formation of adhesions.
Methods: 40 adult albino Wistar rats (20 males and 20 females) underwent a surgery, weighing between 350 and 400 grams. After anesthesia, a midline laparotomy was performed, followed by cavity closure with and without peritoneum suture. After 40 days, the rats underwent a new surgery in order to verify the peritoneum and check if there were any adhesions, and the rats were then sacrificed.
Results: Statistical analysis showed there was no significant difference between the adhesions occurring or not with peritoneal suture or nonsuture, including in relation to the rats' gender.
Conclusion: Closing the peritoneum or not does not interfere with the formation of adhesions after midline laparotomies in rats from both genders.
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