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BACKGROUND: Sharp dissection of adherent tissues resulting from previous sepsis or surgery is frequently time-consuming and sometimes difficult. METHODS: The introduction of saline under pressure into the plane of dissection facilitates this task. RESULTS: Hydrodissection both creates and displays the correct plane between adherent tissues. CONCLUSIONS: This technique increases the safety and decreases the time spent in adhesiolysis in re-operative surgery.
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