Sygmoid exteriorization in diverticular perforation.: abdominal reinstatement of the scarred loop.
Exteriorización sigmoidea en la perforación diverticular: Reintegro al vientre del asa cicatrizada
Resumen:
The authors present 4 cases of sygmoid diverticular perforation which were treated in the emergency by exteriorization of the loop, and, in two cases, withlater reinstatement of the scarred ioop into the peritoneal cavity. They present the fundaments which led them to choose this technique, and the anatomical and pathologicalconditions of the process which determine the possibility to apply it. They especially emphasize the necessity to avoid an excission with anastomosis, in the emergency or later,which, according to the personal experience of the authors, and to sorne bibliographical references, is only a preventive measure the risks of which Iargely exceedthe common evolutive requirements of the -colonic diverticular disease.
Se presentan 4 obs-ervaci-ones de perforación diverticular sigmoidea; tratadas de urgencia por exteriorización del asa y, en dos de ellas, con ulterior reintegro de esta asa cicatrizada a la cavidad peritoneal. Se formula la fundamentación que lleva a los autores a preferir esta conducta y las condiciones anaitómicas y patológicais propias del proceso que determinan la posibilidad de su aplicación. En especial, se enfatiza el aspecto relativo a evitar una resección con aDlastomosis de urge, ncia o diferida que, a la luz de la experiencia personal y de algunas referencias bibliográficas, se presenta como un acto preventivo cuyo riesgo excedería los requeri:rnientos evolutivos corrientes de la enfermedad diverticular del colon.
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diverticulosis colon complicaciones diverticulosis colon complications |
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Sociedad de Cirugía del Uruguay | |
Revista Cirugía del Uruguay | |
https://revista.scu.org.uy/index.php/cir_urug/article/view/2772 | |
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Sumario: | The authors present 4 cases of sygmoid diverticular perforation which were treated in the emergency by exteriorization of the loop, and, in two cases, withlater reinstatement of the scarred ioop into the peritoneal cavity. They present the fundaments which led them to choose this technique, and the anatomical and pathologicalconditions of the process which determine the possibility to apply it. They especially emphasize the necessity to avoid an excission with anastomosis, in the emergency or later,which, according to the personal experience of the authors, and to sorne bibliographical references, is only a preventive measure the risks of which Iargely exceedthe common evolutive requirements of the -colonic diverticular disease. |
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