@Article{Wroński2007,
journal="Contemporary Oncology/Współczesna Onkologia",
issn="1428-2526",
volume="11",
number="10",
year="2007",
title="Is it necessary to perform routine drainage of the peritoneal cavity after a gastrectomy caused by a neoplasm?",
abstract="Gastric cancer is one of the most common neoplasms in the world. Surgery is the only effective method of treatment of such a neoplasm. A total or subtotal gastrectomy accompanied by a dissection of the D2 lymph nodes is one of the most technically difficult surgical procedures in oncological surgery. Nowadays in the majority of departments a total or subtotal gastrectomy to treat a neoplasm is performed as open surgery. Also, in most departments it is routine to place a drain or drains in the peritoneal cavity after such surgical procedures so that early complications can be diagnosed. The following article is a review of current knowledge and research concerning routine drainage of the peritoneal cavity after radical surgical procedures due to gastric cancer.",
author="Wroński, Konrad
and Okraszewski, Jerzy
and Górski, Aleksander
and Kunecki, Marek
and Bocian, Roman",
pages="487--491",
url="https://www.termedia.pl/-Is-it-necessary-to-perform-routine-drainage-of-the-peritoneal-cavity-after-a-gastrectomy-caused-by-a-neoplasm-,3,9738,1,1.html"
}