text: Surgery is the mainstay of treatment for patients with secondary<unk> .The choice depends on the focus of origin of infection. Prompt surgical intervention aims to eliminate the source of contamination, reduce the microbial pathogen and prevent the development of persistent sepsis.Surgery (laparotomy) is needed to perform a full exploration and lavage of the peritoneum, as well as to correct any gross anatomical damage which may have caused<unk> . The exception is spontaneous bacterial<unk> , which does not benefit from surgery. Nonoperative interventions for accessible abscess include: percutaneous drainage, which minimizes the risk of surgery.
option_0: Secondary peritonitis surgery
option_1: Spontaneous bacterial peritonitis surgery
option_2: Secondary peritonitis medical therapy
option_3: Peritonitis surgery
option_4: Peritonitis medical therapy
option_5: Pancreatic fistula surgery
option_6: Gastrointestinal perforation surgery
option_7: Spontaneous bacterial peritonitis medical therapy