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omentectomy

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omentectomy /omen·tec·to·my/ (o″men-tek´tah-me) excision of all or part of the omentum.
o·men·tec·to·my (mn-tkt-m)
n.
Resection or excision of the omentum.

omentectomy
[ō′mentek′təmē]
the surgical excision of a portion of the omentum or the complete omentum.

omentectomy [o″men-tek´to-me]
excision of all or part of the omentum.

omentectomy
excision of all or part of the omentum.

omentectomy
Supracolic total omentectomy Surgical oncology The complete excision of the omentum accessed by an extended midline incision Indications Surgical therapy of extensive peritoneal malignancy–eg, ovarian CA Complications Adhesion formation, especially if Pts receive RT. See Ovarian carcinoma.


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It should also include infra-colic omentectomy as well as BSO and TAH.
This involves a total abdominal hysterectomy, bilateral salpingo-oopherectomy, omentectomy, para-aortic lympb node dissection/sampling, peritoneal washings, with a possible resection of bowel if the tumour is adhered to the bowel or encasing the bowel.
7) Omentectomy is uncommon but can suggest that the surgery was focused on treating or preventing diabetes.
 
 
 
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