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Can tubes ever inadvertently become untied in laparoscopic surgery to remove adhesions?
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No: Adhesions ( scar tissue) usually located on top of bowel that makes it stick to the abdominal wall or each other . Your tube ties are actually trans section of the tubes so no interference.
Answered 1/4/2015
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