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Despite the advancements in surgical technology, intraabdominal adhesions following surgery is still a major concern for surgeons. Any inflammatory process in the abdomen, including pelvic inflammatory disease (PID), endometriosis or peritonitis, may also lead to intraabdominal adhesions. Adhesions are pathologic formations of fibrous scar tissue that adhere to abdominal wall or structures with the potential to cause serious morbidity and complicate subsequent operations (1).

The visceral slide test for the prediction of abdominal wall adhesions: a prospective cohort study