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The posterior rectus sheath/ peritoneum is divided vertically. The colon can be seen within the abdomen in this photo.
A D V E R T I S E M E N T
Dry gauze can be pushed into the abdomen and withdrawn. The omentum often clings to the gauze and it is a nice way to lead you to the colon and subsequently the stomach.
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The stomach is drawn into the wound. Care must be taken to avoid tearing the stomach as it is drawn out. Moist gauze is a safer grasper than an instrument. The pylorus should never be grasped with instruments or gauze as this will almost certainly lead to tearing.
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