González‑Mendoza J, Cerecero‑García FE, García‑Treviño P, Ramírez Macías‑Valadez F

Language: Spanish
References: 18
Page: 221-230
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ABSTRACT

Abdominoplasty-caesarean section is a surgical procedure requested occasionally by patients who want both procedures with a single intervention and convalescence, to avoid a second surgical risk and recovery period, to achieve the delivery of their baby and eliminate the sequelae of one or several previous pregnancies. In this paper we present the results of 140 patients operated on in a 25-year period, observing that the complications presented are similar to non-pregnant patients, with aesthetic results not ideal but satisfactory and absence of severe complications or risks to the health or death of the patients We conclude that the combination of these surgeries is not ideal in time and form; however, there is no absolute justification that limits their performance.

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