Primary Anastomosis After Emergency Small-Bowel Resection: Safety, Outcomes, and the Role of Hypoalbuminemia in a 270-Patient Cohort
Aim: Emergency small bowel resections are complex procedures performed under life-threatening conditions such as ischemia, perforation, or trauma. The decision between primary anastomosis and fecal diversion is critical, with anastomotic leakage posing a significant risk to patient outcomes. This study aims to evaluate...