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Effect of Closed Suction Drain Placement at the Time of Appendectomy on the Rate of Postoperative Intra-Abdominal Abscess

Mohamad H. Abouzeid, Derek Freitas, Pooja Patel, Timothy J. Borjas, J. Carlos Maggi

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Abouzeid, Mohamad H. MD; Freitas, Derek M. MD; Patel, Pooja BS; Borjas, Timothy J. BS; Maggi, Jason MD Author Information

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Abouzeid, Mohamad H. MD; Freitas, Derek M. MD; Patel, Pooja BS; Borjas, Timothy J. BS; Maggi, Jason MD Author Information

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Abouzeid, Mohamad H. MD; Freitas, Derek M. MD; Patel, Pooja BS; Borjas, Timothy J. BS; Maggi, Jason MD Author Information

Key concepts: Medicine, Suction, Abscess, Surgery, Anesthesia, Mechanical engineering, Engineering

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