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I had my appendix removed yesterday and surgeon also told me intestines were attached to wall! how does this happen & what does it mean in future?
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Have you had: prior abdominal surgery? very common to see adhesions secondary to previous surgery due to damage to peritoneal surfaces, resulting in fibrin deposition at the site of injury.
Answered 7/3/2014
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