What happens if the peritoneum is removed? A comprehensive medical guide
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The peritoneum, a thin membrane lining the abdominal wall and covering organs, plays a crucial role in organ protection and immune function.
In cases of advanced abdominal cancer, a major surgical procedure called a peritonectomy, or the removal of the peritoneum, may be necessary to save a patient's life.
But what happens if the peritoneum is removed, and what are the medical realities involved?
