Cecal volvulus complicated by evisceration case report

Abstract This case of bowel obstruction with multiple postoperative complications provides unique insight into the challenges faced by providers caring for intellectually disabled patients acute surgical abdominal pathology and poor compliance. In this case, component separation was utilized as a method facilitated wound closure compliance in course highlighted both dehiscence infection. The patient, only able to communicate presence pain due his disability, surgically managed secondary cecal volvulus. difficulty initial communication patient noncompliance help illustrate individualized care these require. report will demonstrate present management wounds, well use providing continued integrity goal reducing decreased