… disease (eg perforation, abscess, obstruction or fistula of the GI tract) [1]. Approximately 4%
of patients with diverticulosis … Surgeons recommend elective surgery in cases of complicated …

… diverticula. While most patients remain asymptomatic, a minor portion will suffer from diverticular
disease, most commonly acute diverticulitis (… surgery versus conservative management …

… Thereafter, we excluded patients who needed an emergency operation owing to the
development of panperitonitis with freely perforated colonic diverticulitis and those with a confirmed …

… Introduction: Open abdomen (OA) treatment with negative-pressure therapy (NPT) was
initiated for perforated diverticulitis and subsequently extended to other abdominal emergencies. …

… area post diverticulitis to avoid a stapler line in a structurally … any intraoperative colonic
perforation as reported for … consecutive evaluation of all surgical treatments of benign but complex …

… surgical management of patients with complications of acute complicated diverticular disease…
(temporary stoma) for emergency surgery due to perforated diverticulitis (Hinchey grades I-…

… underwent emergency surgery for a perforated left-sided colonic diverticulitis during the …
The average hospitalization fee for emergency surgery and total treatment cost were 1.74 …

… hospitalization, need for transcatheter arterial embolization or surgery, and adverse events.
… colon perforation associated with clipping, and indeed, in this study as well, no diverticulitis …

… obstruction, intussusception, diverticulitis, gastrointestinal bleeding, or perforation often
bring patients to the attention of a surgeon. Traditional operative management of MD involves …

… Diverticulitis is a common disease in the United … diverticulitis requiring operative intervention,
the Hartmann procedure (HP) remains the standard treatment for perforated diverticulitis …