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Evaluation of the effectiveness of peritoneal adhesion prevention devices in a rat model

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Abdominal operations are followed by adhesions, a prevalent cause of abdominal pain, and the most frequent cause for bowel obstruction and secondary female infertility. This rat study addresses adhesion prevention capability of Adept®, Interceed®, Seprafilm®, and a novel device, 4DryField® PH which is provided as powder and generates its effect as gel. | Evaluation of the effectiveness of peritoneal adhesion prevention devices in a rat model

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