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Small Bowel Obstruction: Utilizing the Gastrografin® Challenge - Podcast #52- 01/21/2016
In this podcast we discuss small bowel obstruction – a common problem that can be challenging to treat appropriately – with Dr. Martin Zielinski, Associate Professor of Surgery at Mayo Clinic in Rochester, MN. Dr. Zielinski discusses several aspects of small bowel obstruction: which patients need an operation? Which will resolve with time? How long should nonoperative management be attempted before taking a patient to surgery? We also discuss how to utilize the Gastrografin® challenge into the clinical decision making process. The discussion is moderated by Dr. David Morris and Dr. Levi Procter.
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