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An indwelling pleural catheter (IPC) is used to remove fluid from around your lungs. Read more about having an IPC and looking after it. 
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The standard treatment for suspected appendicitis is to have surgery to remove your appendix. This is called an appendectomy or appendicectomy.
Appendicitis is treated with surgery to remove your appendix. This is called an appendectomy.
You will need to look after your wound after an appendectomy. This will involve looking after stitches. 
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