R. Owen, D. W. POLSON
Abstract
Recently, non-closure of the peritoneum at caesarean section has become standard practice, mainly as a result of evidence of improved short-term postoperative outcome. Reported benefits of non-clos...
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Recently, non-closure of the peritoneum at caesarean section has become standard practice, mainly as a result of evidence of improved short-term postoperative outcome. Reported benefits of non-clos...
Key concepts: Medicine, Caesarean section, Closure (psychology), Peritoneum, Surgery, Pregnancy, Biology, Economics