A study on efficacy of mechanical bowel preparation in case of elective colorectal surgery

Background: There has been a resurgence of interest in the use mechanical bowel preparation (MBP) and antibiotics before elective colorectal surgery. In era antibiotics, MBP is controversial. Aims Objectives: The aim current study was to analyze effect over “no MBP” on outcome patients undergoing Materials Methods: This an institution-based prospective, randomized comparative study. Fifty patients, who were planned for surgery between February 2018 July 2019 Department General Surgery, included this divided into two groups. Group 1: Surgeries with MBP; 2: without MBP. Outcomes surgeries analyzed terms post-operative anastomotic leak, intra-abdominal septic collections, wound infections, hospital stay, return IPS, start enteral feeding. Results: demonstrates that risk infection, collection, stay higher among group non-MBP also better outcomes groups respect early oral Conclusion: Our proves no advantage gained by preoperative can be easily avoided save from unwanted exhaustion, distress, adverse effects related it.