ArticleCureus2025
Modified Management of Abdominal Compartment Syndrome Using the Arrowhead Regional Medical Center Plication Method (ARMC PM): A Bedside Plication Approach Based on the Bogota Bag.
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Background Several devices are marketed to help with abdominal closure. We aim to describe a novel approach to the management of abdominal compartment syndrome (ACS) using relatively inexpensive and available materials. Methods Fifty-two trauma patients were identified with abdomens left open for staged laparotomy. We utilized a method for treatment of ACS that involved suturing a folded transparent drape to the fascial edge using a continuous non-absorbable suture along with a moistened gauze roll that is placed along the edges of the fascia next to a suction drain, creating a vacuum wound dressing covered by Ioban
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