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Abstract
This work was carriI out in port—said l3eneral cispital to •:ompare t;he results of in— vaginalion and non—irvagination of the appendix stump, concerning the postoperative complica— ti c:’ns thr oucjh foil ow—up for three months. ‘lassified the patients into two gr u’ups. Included 40 patient’-, in this group the tui.ip was simply ligated by silk suture without irmvagination. rr,up II: Included 40 patients submitted to in— vagi imat i on of the appendi x stump with purse—string sutures using 2/0 silk suture after ligating the appendix at the base by chromic catgut. The results obi. ai ned arm be susrmmar i ed as f’:’l low: — In gv tiui I, Five patients suffered fro,n post—operative rise in the temperature which persists more than 3 days and their wounds were infected.