P-119 A MODIFIED CHEVREL AS AN ALTERNATIVE WALL CLOSURE TECHNIQUE FOR PATIENTS WITH ABDOMINAL HYPERTENSION

Abstract Abdominal compartment syndrome is a pontentially life-threatening condition seen in critically ill patients, and most often caused by acute pancreatitis, postoperative abdominal vacular thrombosis or mesenteric ischemia. A descompressive laparotomy sometimes required, resulting hernias, subsequent definitive wall closure challenging. Aim This study aims to describe short term results after modified Chevrel technique for midline incisional repair patients witch hypertension. Materials & Methods We performed as an 9 between January 2016 2022. All presented varying degrees of Results Nine were treated with new (6 male 3 female), all whom had conditions that precluded unfolding the contralateral side means closure. The reasons this diverse, including presence ileostomies, intra-abdominal drainages, Kher tubes inverted T scar from previous transplant. use mesh was initially dismissed 6 (66.7%) because they required surgeries. None developed hernia, although two died months procedure. Only one patient buldging. decrease intrabdominal pressure achieved patients. Conclusion can be used option ventral hernias cases where entire cannot used.