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REOPERATIVE SURGERY IN TRAUMAPrecis; Introduction; Pathophysiology of Severe Injury; Hypothermia; Acidosis; Coagulopathy; Indications for Damage Control Celiotomy; Technique of Damage Control Laparotomy; Timing of Reoperation; Extension of Reoperative Strategies in Polytrauma; Vascular Trauma; Orthopedic Surgery; Thoracic Surgery; Summary; 3. REOPERATIVE GASTRIC SURGERY; Precis; Introduction; Recurrent Ulcer Disease and Its Complications; Early Complications; Late Complications; Recurrent Peptic Ulcer Disease; Postvagotomy and Postgastrectomy Gastroparesis; Alkaline Reflux Gastritis 327 $aDumping SyndromePostvagotomy Diarrhea; Afferent and Efferent Loop Syndromes; Postgastrectomy Cancer; Diagnostic Studies; Technical Considerations in Reoperative Gastric Surgery for Peptic Ulcer Disease; Revisional Antireflux Procedures; Anatomic Classification of Failed Antireflux Operations; Diagnostic Studies; Candidates for Revisional Operations; Technical Considerations in Reoperative Antireflux Operations; Complications; Summary and Future Directions; 4. 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