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4/18/24

Open Laparotomy and Attempted Laparoscopy with Spread of Infected Material - Medical Animation

  

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Open Laparotomy and Attempted Laparoscopy with Spread of Infected Material - Medical Animation
This medical animation depicts an open laparotomy to remove purulent, infected material from the abdominal cavity with a follow up laparoscopy causing the spread of infection into the body tissues.

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