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Diverticular disease is one of the most diseases of the gastrointestinal (GI) tract requiring in-hospital treatment Western countries. Despite its high , controversies remain about the treatment of the different stages of disease. people with diverticular remain asymptomatic; however, 15% develop symptoms, of these, 15% will develop significant such as perforation [1]. the absolute prevalence of diverticulitis (PD) complicated by peritonitis is low, its importance in the significant postoperative mortality , ranging from 4–26% [2–4]. Owing to low prevalence of generalized peritonitis to PD (GPPD), strategies for the of this stage of diverticulitis are less thoroughly investigated. There are major reasons for this....
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