Acute peritonitis is a very dangerous surgical disease. If not treated promptly, it can lead to serious complications, even death.

The peritoneum is the largest serosa in the body, and has the function of covering and protecting all the organs in the abdomen. In addition, the peritoneum also makes the structure of the internal organs more solid.

The peritoneum is the largest serosa in the body, and has the function of covering and protecting all the organs in the abdomen. Peritonitis is a serious surgical disease with a high mortality rate and is life-threatening if not treated early.

Primary infectious peritonitis is one of the common diseases of the abdomen that can occur due to many causes. The disease has a high risk of death if not detected and treated promptly

Peritonitis after obstetric surgery is one of the serious infectious complications after surgery. If not treated promptly, it can cause sepsis and other organ infections leading to death.

Acute peritonitis is a serious disease, if not treated promptly, the patient will have a high risk of death. Surgery for acute peritonitis should be performed as soon as possible on the basis of intensive resuscitation.

Primary peritonitis is an infection that begins in the peritoneum. If not treated promptly, this condition can lead to death because the peritoneum has a large area and absorbs quickly, so peritoneal infections can easily lead to septic shock in the body.