TYPHOID PERFORATIONS - PROGNOSTIC FACTORS AND MODE OF TREATMENT
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ABSTRACT:This report examines the characteristics of 60 patients with typhoid perforations, treated over a
period of 7.5 years, ending September, 1990. The most important prognostic determinants were
perforation/operation interval, age of the patient and mode of treatment. 15% cases were treated
conservatively with 11.11% mortality, in 3% only a drainage procedure could be instituted with a
50% mortality and definitive treatment in the form of simple closure (in 54% cases), and wedge
resection (in 28% cases) yielded 22.5% and 18% mortality respectively.
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