Comparison between open and laparoscopic repair of perforated peptic ulcer disease

Keyphrases

• Abdominal Drain 10%
• Abdominal Drainage 10%
• Analgesia 10%
• Catheter Drainage 10%
• Conventional Open 10%
• Days Open 80%
• Fluid Restriction 10%
• Improved Patient Outcomes 10%
• Inpatient Hospitals 20%
• Intravenous Fluids 20%
• Laparoscopic Repair 100%
• Nasogastric Tube 20%
• Normal Diet 20%
• Open Drains 10%
• Open Repair 100%
• Opiate Use 10%
• Opiates 10%
• Oral Analgesia 10%
• Perforated Peptic Ulcer 100%
• Postoperative Period 10%
• Return to Normal 10%
• Surgical Options 10%
• Surgical Repair 10%
• Time of Use 10%
• Toilet 10%
• Total Operative Time 20%
• Urinary Catheter 20%
• Usage Time 10%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Abdominal Drain 16%
• Abdominal Drainage 16%
• Analgesia 33%
• Infusion Fluid 33%
• Jejunum Ulcer 100%
• Nasogastric Tube 33%
• Opiate 33%
• Peptic Ulcer 100%
• Postoperative Period 16%
• Treatment Outcome 16%
• Ulcer Perforation 100%
• Urinary Catheter 33%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Abdominal Drainage 16%
• Analgesia 33%
• Infusion Fluid 33%
• Jejunum Ulcer 100%
• Opiate 33%
• Perforated Ulcer 100%
• Postoperative Period 16%
• Prospective Study 16%
• Urinary System 33%