Acellular Dermal Matrix Provides a Good Option for Abdominal Wall Closure Following Small Bowel Transplantation: A Case Report

Keyphrases

• Intestinal Transplantation 100%
• Abdominal Wall Closure 100%
• Acellular Dermal Matrix 100%
• Fascia 60%
• Primary Closure 40%
• Postoperative Day 40%
• Abdominal Cavity 40%
• Abdominal Closure 40%
• Older Women 20%
• High Risk 20%
• Infection Risk 20%
• Grafting from 20%
• Evacuation 20%
• 2-year Follow-up 20%
• Laparotomy 20%
• Edema 20%
• Abdomen 20%
• Ultrashort 20%
• Living Related 20%
• Inferior Vena Cava 20%
• Hematoma 20%
• Distal Aorta 20%
• Surgical Exploration 20%
• Oral nutrition 20%
• Incisional Hernia 20%
• Thrombosis Risk 20%
• Ileostomy 20%
• Intestinal Graft 20%
• Bowel Resection 20%
• Difficult Wounds 20%
• Contaminated Sites 20%
• Abdominal Fascia 20%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Intestine Transplantation 100%
• Abdominal Wall Closure 100%
• Acellular Dermal Matrix 100%
• Fascia 80%
• Abdominal Cavity 40%
• Wound 20%
• Infection 20%
• Thrombosis 20%
• Hematoma 20%
• Evacuation 20%
• Laparotomy 20%
• Edema 20%
• Inferior Vena Cava 20%
• Short Bowel Syndrome 20%
• Incisional Hernia 20%
• Intestine Graft 20%
• Bowel Resection 20%
• Surgical Exploration 20%
• Ileostomy 20%
• Oral 20%