Why the study?
Pathophysiological changes following surgical interventions and anesthesia facilitate the development of pulmonary complications, prompting this evaluation of post-abdominal surgery pulmonary complications with radiological findings.
Pleural effusion, pneumonia, and atelectasis are the most common radiological pulmonary complications following abdominal surgery, with varying frequencies depending on the surgical site.
Descriptive PPC patterns after abdominal surgery warrant vigilance; leaves open optimal prevention strategies for prospective trials.
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