Duodenal Ulcer Repair is a surgical procedure required when a duodenal ulcer perforates, causing leakage of stomach contents into the abdominal cavity. The surgery involves closing the perforation and may include additional treatments to prevent recurrence.

The procedure typically involves suturing the ulcer and repairing any surrounding tissue that has been damaged. In some cases, a partial gastrectomy or gastric bypass may be performed to prevent further ulcers.

Postoperative care includes antibiotics to prevent infection, pain management, and gradually reintroducing a regular diet. Patients are typically advised to avoid irritating foods and follow a bland diet to promote healing.

Duodenal ulcer repair is essential to prevent complications like peritonitis or sepsis, and with proper care, patients can recover fully and prevent further ulceration.