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Giant Unilocular Intra-Abdominal Abscess after Caesarean Section Mimicking Intestinal Obstruction
Abstract
outcome of open laparotomy drainage in the patient. We warn that a healthy postoperative period does not exclude the possibility of a developing intra-abdominal abscess and concluded base on the catastrophic outcome of open laparotomy drainage in this case, that percutaneous drainage may be safer and should be the initial option to in giant IAA.
