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2006•The American Journal of SurgeryRequires access

Use of controlled fascial tension and an adhesion preventing barrier to achieve delayed primary fascial closure in patients managed with an open abdomen

Richard J Fantus, Michele M. Mellett, John P. Kirby

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Key concepts: Medicine, Fascia, Abdominal compartment syndrome, Abdominal wall, Abdomen, Surgery, Fasciotomy, Adhesion

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