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The author proposes a simple method for early diagnosis of operating peritonitis, based on physiological abilities of the gastrointestinal tract to rebuild peristalsis on the second day after the operation, if the abdomen is not peritonitis.If this complication beginning to emerge, peristalsis is absent.After the operation, the monitoring function of the bowel is achieved by introducing during the operation in the lumen of the duodenum contrasting labels as gauze ball size 1 x 1 cm, stitched 3-4 Staples, which are used for mechanical gastro-intestinal stitch.Then superimposed a gastro-intestinal anastomosis.On postoperative day 2 reviews is performed abdominal radiography.If the patient began to develop peritonitis, the label does not leave the duodenum and must take action to save the patient's life.If peritonitis has no, the label moves into the small intestine.
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