| At operation, dense adhesions between the left lung and the right and left ventricle were present. |
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| Tubal distortion and limitation of fimbrial mobility caused by the associated pelvic adhesions is more likely. |
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| Postoperative adhesions often form in women after reproductive pelvic surgery. |
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| There are no adhesions, abnormal fluid collection, or unusual color changes. |
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| Pelvic inflammatory disease, surgery or endometriosis can cause adhesions or scar tissue. |
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| In these patients, talc was insufflated and suction was applied until adhesions formed. |
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| To make matters worse, thick, fibrous adhesions are often formed anchoring the congested, fatty tissue to the muscular layer below. |
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| The painful, heavy periods can be caused by a variety of conditions including endometriosis, fibroids, chronic pelvic infections, and adhesions. |
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| This site discusses phimosis in its specific forms of phimotic ring, frenulum breve, adhesions or skinbridges. |
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| Scarring from adhesions as a result of endometriosis or fibroids can also cause the uterus to shift to a tilted or retroflexed state. |
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| The surgeon bluntly dissected all detected adhesions from the omentum on the duodenum into the gallbladder and dissected the gallbladder free. |
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| Causes of intestinal obstruction include volvulus, intussusception, incarcerated hernia, and postoperative adhesions. |
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| Endometriosis, tubal surgery and pelvic surgery result in pelvic and tubal adhesions and abnormal tubal function. |
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| Recurrent volvulus is rare, but a second bowel obstruction due to adhesions could occur later. |
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| In case 1, the surgeons documented that during the splenectomy, the ruptured spleen was difficult to remove because of extensive adhesions. |
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| During a laparotomy for ovarian cystectomy on a 38-year-old woman, the surgeon encountered extensive adhesions, making identification of the anatomic landmarks difficult. |
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| These include fetal malpresentation, uterine anomalies, adnexal tumors, uterine leiomyomata, or pelvic adhesions. |
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| Hydrosalpinx of the whole tube was observed in two women and peritubal adhesions were reported in four women. |
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| Joseph Asherman defined Asherman's syndrome in 1948 as a case of severe intrauterine adhesions secondary to trauma to gravid uterus. |
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| In the left ear, besides adhesions and retractions, a dissected long process of the incus could be observed. |
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| However, two loops of ileum were densely adhered to the anastomotic site and so the anastomosis was taken down with the lysis of adhesions. |
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| The new patent, US 6,869,938, covers compositions of polyacids and polyethers, and methods for their use in reducing postsurgical adhesions. |
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| Men with complete phimosis were excluded from the study, but we included men with partial phimosis without adhesions. |
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| In such instances, healing would have occurred without adhesions, although subperitoneal fibrosis may have occurred. |
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| Operative findings included a much thickened infraserratus bursa with extensive transbursal adhesions extending from the mid-to-upper aspect of the medial scapula. |
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| Iris adhesions to the lens were broken with vigorous cycloplegia. |
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| The sequelae of PID that are responsible for infertility include chronic interstitial salpingitis, hydrosalpinx, salpingitis isthmica nodosa, and periadnexal adhesions. |
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| Silastic splints, which are normally used to prevent the occurrence or recurrence of postoperative adhesions, are readily available and easily insertable. |
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| The remaining patients each had between one and five additional problems, most commonly salpingitis, leiomyomata uteri, pelvic adhesions, and proximal tubal occlusion. |
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| The lesion on the rectosigmoid is delineated, and adhesions are lysed from contiguous organs such as adnexae, the uterus, or other loops of bowel. |
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