kidney allograft obstruction by surgicel
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2011
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Abstract
Surgicel (Johnson & Johnson Medical, New Brunswick, NJ) represents well-known surgical haemostatic material. This report presents a case of a 36-year-old female patient who had postoperative extrinsic kidney allograft obstruction secondary to Surgicel. The patient presented with fever, pain in the perigraft region and hydronephrosis. After diagnostic procedure, a reexploration along with surgical removal of Surgicel was performed. The operative outcome was excellent.
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| Authors | ;Dragoslav Bašić;Ljubomir Đurašić;Bratislav Bašić;Marica Bašić;Drago Milutinović;Milan Đokić;Jovan Hadži Đokić |
| Journal | İşletme araştırmaları dergisi |
| Year | 2011 |
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