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Perforations in the intestine are dangerous because they allow intestinal contents, including bacteria and toxins, to leak into the abdominal cavity, leading to a serious infection known as peritonitis. This condition can cause severe abdominal pain, sepsis, and potentially life-threatening complications if not treated promptly. Additionally, perforations can lead to bowel obstruction and require emergency surgical intervention to repair the damage and prevent further complications.
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What actors and actresses appeared in Perforations - 1992?
The cast of Perforations - 1992 includes: Diana Lea as Carol Webster
Is the ascaris worm dangerous?
It is a small worm found in the human intestine causing colic and diarrhea. Can be cured before coming 'dangerous'
What has the penny red have that the penny black does not?
perforations
What is the Most vulnerable hollow organ in abdomen?
The most vulnerable hollow organ in the abdomen is typically considered to be the small intestine. Its length and relatively thin walls make it susceptible to injury from trauma, such as lacerations or perforations, which can lead to serious complications like peritonitis. Additionally, the small intestine is also prone to obstruction due to adhesions or tumors, making it a critical focus in abdominal emergencies.
What are the punched holes at the side of a stamp called?
perforations
What is the cpt code for closure nasoseptal perforations from cocaine?
30020
What are the risks of a cystectomy?
As with any major surgery, there is a risk of infection; in this case infection of the intestine is especially dangerous as it can lead to peritonitis
What small finger-like projection does not increase the absorptive surface of the small intestine?
Probably you refer to polyps, which are abnormal growths and can be dangerous.
2000 p in a t b?
2000 perforations in a tea bag
Why do dip tubes have perforations?
Dip tubes have perforations to allow for the efficient flow of liquids or gases from the container to the delivery system. These perforations enable the tube to draw in product from multiple points, ensuring a consistent and reliable supply, even as the container empties. Additionally, they help prevent clogging by allowing for the equal distribution of pressure, improving overall performance.
Brick with holes?
The brick with holes are called as perforated bricks. The holes are otherwise called as perforations. The perforations may be circular, square, rectangular. Generally these type of bricks are light weight and have high thermal insulation.
Are stamps with no perforations valuable?
It depends. Many early stamps were issued without perforations, requiring scissors to separate them. Others were intentionally printed both with and without perforations. You will need to use a catalog to determine the specific stamp.
