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This Concept Map, created with IHMC CmapTools, has information related to: LEFT FLANK ENTEROTOMY, The foreign body residing in the intestines can now be located and this segment can now be exteriorised. (MO) Step Two The incision site with respect to the enterotomy is now identified. (MO), The initial incision is performed using a scalpel (handle and blade) prior to the extensions with a surgical scissors with regards to the peritoneum which would assist in prevention of incising any unwanted viscera. Step four The peritoneum is now pulled away from the viscera when incising.(MO), The foreign body can now be removed cautiously and safely. (MO) Step Seven The enterotomy incision can now be closed on completion of the foreign body removal. (MO), The peritoneum is now pulled away from the viscera when incising.(MO) Prior to Enterotomy, The enterotomy incision can now be made. (MO) Step Six The foreign body can now be removed cautiously and safely. (MO), Clamps are to be placed 90 degrees to the segmented intestine in an attempt to help reduce spillage. (MO) Step Five The enterotomy incision can now be made. (MO), The incision site with respect to the enterotomy is now identified. (MO) Step Three The site in which the enterotomy is decided can now be prepared. (MO), A vertical is made of at least 25 cm on the Left flank (MO) Step two The skin is then incised, followed by the various muscle layers (cutaneous , external abdominal oblique, transverse abdominal, peritoneum.) in that order., Flank Approach Step one A vertical is made of at least 25 cm on the Left flank (MO), Enterotomy Step One The foreign body residing in the intestines can now be located and this segment can now be exteriorised. (MO), The skin is then incised, followed by the various muscle layers (cutaneous , external abdominal oblique, transverse abdominal, peritoneum.) in that order. Step three The initial incision is performed using a scalpel (handle and blade) prior to the extensions with a surgical scissors with regards to the peritoneum which would assist in prevention of incising any unwanted viscera., The site in which the enterotomy is decided can now be prepared. (MO) Step Four Clamps are to be placed 90 degrees to the segmented intestine in an attempt to help reduce spillage. (MO)