Noble Plication for Intestinal Obstruction

Bergqvist, David; Krause, U

doi:10.3109/00365527109179939

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“…Unfortunately, the longterm success of this technique is variable [2,3], and complications include significant mortality, prolonged ileus, wound infection, fistula, and recurrent obstruction [4].…”

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The Noble plication: new indication for a historical procedure

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Complications following ileal pouch-anal anastomosis (IPAA) have been well-described in the literature. While rare, small bowel volvulus following IPAA has been described. We describe the successful use of the modified Noble plication in such a patient with small bowel volvulus about an elongated mesentery. This largely 'historical' technique is well-suited to manage small bowel volvulus, especially when non-resectional management is preferred.

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“…Operative treatment according to Wichmann [15], Bergqvist and Krause [3] and Noble [11] has been of value, but prophylaxis would be of still greater value and the local application of several drugs has therefore been sug gested.…”

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Effect of Dextran and Hyaluronic Acid on the Development of Postoperative Peritoneal Adhesions in Experimental Animals

Bergqvist¹,

Arfors²

1977

Eur Surg Res

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The development of postoperative peritoneal adhesions was studied in rats and rabbits, the frequency of adhesions in the experimental model used being very high. In the development of an adhesion, fibrin seems to be an important contributor to the bridge between different tissues. Dextran, which modifies the fibrin network and makes it more susceptible to lysis, was used as a possible prophylactic agent, but we found no difference between treated and control groups. It is concluded that the stimulus for fibrin formation in the peritoneal adhesions using this atraumatic model was too strong to be overcome by the normal fibrinolytic system. The anti-inflammatory reaction of hyaluronic acid did not diminish the frequency or degree of adhesions.

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Noble Plication for Intestinal Obstruction

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The Noble plication: new indication for a historical procedure

The Noble plication: new indication for a historical procedure

Effect of Dextran and Hyaluronic Acid on the Development of Postoperative Peritoneal Adhesions in Experimental Animals

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