Polietilenglicol vs. solución salina para la prevención de adherencias peritoneales postoperatorias en ratas. Estudio experimental
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Las adherencias peritoneales después de una cirugía (factor más frecuente en su formación), son el resultado de un proceso exacerbado de curación normal del organismo y se acompañan de un incremento en la morbi-mortalidad. Se han in- tentado varios procedimientos para su prevención, sin haber uno eficaz hasta la actualidad.
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