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Avoiding and repairing bowel injury in gynecologic surgery

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Need for additional training

The techniques necessary to manage simple bowel injury are not difficult to master. However, Ob/Gyn residency programs need to extend training in this area. Additional rotations on the general surgery or trauma services as second- or third-year residents would be ideal, but the use of animal laboratories is a good alternative.

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