PubMed · 723588
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A Darup, H Vogel, P Eckert. 1978-11-17. [Contribution to postoperative local peritonitis].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/723588/
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The main point for a surgeon treating a perforated peptic ulcer is to choose between a simple treatment of the complication and a treatment both of complication and ulcer disease. So, the A. have analysed their series of 58 patients with perforated peptic ulcer: one patient underwent nasogastric suction as suggested by Taylor, 16 patients underwent suture plication of the perforation, 41 underwent immediate gastrectomy. A fully follow-up was performed: in the suture-plication group only 28.5% was symptonfree, the remaining 71.5% had recurrent dyspepsia or underwent definitive gastrectomy. Follow-up results of the immediate gastrectomy patients and elective gastrectomy patients are the same. The A. discuss the different procedures of treatment and their specific indications. Surgical treatment is the selected one and simple suture and immediate gastrectomy are not opposite.
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