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Re: Closure of eviscerationFrom: DoctorJoe@aol.comSat Apr 26 22:55:48 1997
<<The attending gynecologist ordered inmediate closure, but the anaesthesiologist prompted for a delay of a few hours because the pt had a heavy meal just an hour ago. >> I vote for "immediate" closure. The bowels are sure to be working slowly, since there is an evisceration. So the anesthesiologist will just have to "take a joke", as the comic once said. Joe P.
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