Postoperative semi-obstruction is a very common condition in patients who have undergone abdominal surgery, especially appendicitis surgery. Causes of semi-obstruction after surgery may be due to intestinal adhesions, torsion ligaments, decreased intestinal motility or residual foreign bodies.

Intestinal obstruction and paralytic ileus are two possible complications after surgery. In order to distinguish and accurately diagnose mechanical intestinal obstruction or functional bowel paralysis after surgery, clinical examination and correct abdominal X-ray alone are not enough, it is necessary to use the method of computed tomography (CT).

Postoperative intestinal obstruction is a common complication after surgery in the abdomen and gastrointestinal tract. This complication can be dangerous if it is not detected, monitored and treated promptly. People with intestinal obstruction after surgery may have to cut many sections of the intestine, even life-threatening.

Doctor, let me ask: The patient has only had an appendectomy for 1 day and has not eaten or drank anything. The nurse misjudged the date of removal of the tube on the 2nd day (1 day earlier than the calendar). The fluid bag has only a very small amount, which is insignificant.

Postoperative intestinal dissection is a surgical surgery with the aim of maximum separation as required, according to abdominal anatomy to reveal the viscera, mesentery, peritoneal junction, visceral peritoneal wall, abdominal cavity to progress. for therapeutic purposes. Postoperative intestinal dissection is a surgery that is often performed with other surgical procedures in the same operation.