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$my_content['short_name'] = "abdominal_reconstruction";
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$my_content['summary'] = "Correction of devasting abdominal injury causing asymmetry, hernia, or chronic wounds.";
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<p>Abdominal reconstruction covers a wide range of problems from open wounds of the abdomen to hernias and paralyzed and bulging abdomens. However, the techniques used to reconstruct these are similar and require a thorough understanding of the anatomy of the abdominal wall and the physiology which keeps the wall strong and intact. </p>

<p>Using the external oblique muscles and the rectus fascia, the abdominal wall can be separated into its components to repair massive hernias, remove infected mesh and close the abdomen without foreign material, and close bulges made by paralyzed tissue. Decisions are made on a case by case basis how to restore the abdominal wall to the correct tension and anatomy. These procedures are usually performed with a general surgeon because the likelihood of bowel adhesion to the area of injury. </p>
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