Eficacia del polietilenglicol intraperitoneal y clorhidrato de difenhidramina más metilprednisolona intravenoso para la prevención de adherencias en un modelo experimental en rata
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Las adherencias intraperitoneales postoperato- rias son un problema frecuente en nuestro medio, causantes muchas veces de cuadros obstructivos intestinales. Existen múltiples tratamientos propuestos para su prevención. Los disponibles comercialmente son muy costosos. El crohidrato de difenhidramina más metilprednisolona intravenosos pueden disminuir la formación de adherencias. El polietilenglicol intraperitoneal disminye el proceso de adherenciogénesis.
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