Perforated Ulcers

Prompt Diagnosis and Evaluation:

• Thorough evaluation of symptoms and medical history to promptly diagnose perforated ulcers.
• Utilization of diagnostic tests such as upper gastrointestinal endoscopy or imaging studies like CT scans to confirm the diagnosis and assess the extent of the perforation.

Emergency Surgical Intervention:

• Emergency laparotomy: Immediate surgical procedure to repair the perforation and address any complications, preventing further leakage of stomach contents into the abdominal cavity.
• Closure of the perforation: Surgical technique to close the hole in the ulcer and restore the integrity of the stomach or intestinal wall.

Comprehensive Postoperative Care and Monitoring:

• Intensive care management: Close monitoring in the postoperative period to ensure stabilization and recovery.
• Tailored treatment plans: Individualized postoperative care to promote healing, prevent infections, and minimize the risk of ulcer recurrence.