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== '''Management''' == * Partial dehiscence ** Consider conservative management for small dehiscences if bowel is covered ** Carefully consider why it happened *** Should get a CT to rule out an intra-abdominal cause of dehiscence ** Otherwise, to theatre for re-closure * Complete dehiscence ** Initial: *** Moist dressing over wound, taped securely to skin *** Assess for factors that may have led to this including infection/IAH ** If superficial infection is present: *** Drainage, antibiotics and local wound management then either *** Option 1 - vac, then fix the incisional hernia later *** Option 2 - debridement and delayed primary closure once the infection is resolved ** If deep infection is present, and the abdomen is inaccessible: *** Treat the intra-abdominal infection *** Planned ventral incisional hernia once the infection is resolved *** Consider biologic mesh to breach the defect ** Early dehiscence with no infection: *** Primary abdominal wall closure
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