Diverticular disease of the small intestine
Enfermedad diverticular del intestino delgado
Resumen:
The paper describes a case of diverticular disease of the small intestine complicated by difuse peritonitis due to perforation of one of the diverticula, includes a bibliographical review and up dates the subject with respect to its pathology, clinic and therapy. This disease is most frequently located in the high jejúnal sector at the level of the mesenteric border, and there is a high percentage ( 20 % ) with diverticula in the rest of the digestive tube. Anofoer characteristic is the lack of symptomatology other than inflamatory complications, obstruction, hemorrhage or perforation.
A propósito de un caso de enfermedad diverticular del intestino delgado complicada de peritonitis difusa por la perforación de uno de los divertículos, se hace una revista bibliográfica y actualización del tema desde el punto de vista patológico, clínico y terapéutico. Se señala la mayor frecuencia de la localización en el sector yeyunal alto ydentro de él, a nivel del borde mesentérico, el elevado porcentaje de coexistencia ( 20 % ) con divertículos en el resto del tubo digestivo. Se destaca la,,carencia de sintomatologíafuera de las complicaciones inflamatorias, oclusión, hemorragias o perforaciones.
2021 | |
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Sociedad de Cirugía del Uruguay | |
Revista Cirugía del Uruguay | |
https://revista.scu.org.uy/index.php/cir_urug/article/view/2086 | |
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Sumario: | The paper describes a case of diverticular disease of the small intestine complicated by difuse peritonitis due to perforation of one of the diverticula, includes a bibliographical review and up dates the subject with respect to its pathology, clinic and therapy. This disease is most frequently located in the high jejúnal sector at the level of the mesenteric border, and there is a high percentage ( 20 % ) with diverticula in the rest of the digestive tube. Anofoer characteristic is the lack of symptomatology other than inflamatory complications, obstruction, hemorrhage or perforation. |
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