PMC9716587_01
Heavily contaminated ostomy site with extravasation.
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During the patient's surgical course, a 100% mucocutaneous dehiscence and retraction at the ostomy site was appreciated secondary to the heavy pannus lateralizing the patient's abdominal wall as seen in Figures 1 and 2.
Redemonstration of heavily contaminated ostomy site with additional visualization of deep tract formation.
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During the patient's surgical course, a 100% mucocutaneous dehiscence and retraction at the ostomy site was appreciated secondary to the heavy pannus lateralizing the patient's abdominal wall as seen in Figures 1 and 2.
Demonstration of heavily contaminated midline wound in close proximity to ostomy site.
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Secondary to the stomal mucocutaneous dehiscence and retraction, heavy wound contamination of the large midline wound was noted as seen in Figures 3 and 4.
Demonstration of midline contamination with evidence of tract from ostomy site.
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Secondary to the stomal mucocutaneous dehiscence and retraction, heavy wound contamination of the large midline wound was noted as seen in Figures 3 and 4.