Appendicectomy for Uncomplicated Simple Appendicitis: Is It Always Required?

Ibrahim Falih Noori AlsubsieeAhmed Falih Noori Alsubsiee

Published in: Surgery research and practice (2021)

Nonoperative antibiotic treatment of acute simple appendicitis is safe, feasible, and effective for properly selected cases, thus avoiding unnecessary surgery with its possible complications.

Keyphrases

minimally invasive
liver failure
coronary artery bypass
risk factors
urinary tract infection
drug induced
intensive care unit
surgical site infection
combination therapy
acute coronary syndrome