Blind pouch and blind handle (blind loop) symptomatic jejunal: In patients with old hepaticojejunostomies for iatrogenic lesions of the bile ducts

Saco ciego (blind pouch) y asa ciega (blind loop) yeyunales sintomáticos: In patients with old hepaticojejunostomies for iatrogenic lesions of the bile ducts

Ramos, Edgardo - Montano, Daniel - Cilleruelo, Roberto - Praderi, Raúl

Resumen:

The blind pouch is formed in the distal stump of theproximal anse when a latero-lateral anastomosis isperformed and that end remains too long. lt is of lateappearance as is the case of the patient who had beenoperated six years befare. The vomiting that evacuatedthe pouch once a week ceased after resection. The blindloop appears when the surgeon makes a mistake whencarrying out a Roux diverticular ansa and uses theproximal ansa with ascending perstaltism. In the casementioned by the authors, the patient suffered frompost-prandial cholangitis, as food refluxed to the biliarviae.


El saco ciego yeyunal (blind pouch) se forma en elmuñón distal del asa proximal cuando se efectúa unaanastomosis láterolateral y ese extremo queda largo.Aparece tardíamente como en el caso operado 6 añosantes que se relata. Los vómitos que evacuaban el sacouna vez por semana se curaron al resecarlo. El asaciega (blind loop) aparece cuando el cirujano alpretender montar un asa diverücular de Roux seequivoca y sube el asa proximal con peristaltismoascendente. En el caso que relatamos el paciente hacíaempujes postprandiales de colangitis porque refluían losalimentos al árbol biliar. Se pudo resolver cortando el asaequívoca porque tenía una gastrectomía Billroth 11realizada años antes


Detalles Bibliográficos
1994
hígado
intestino
liver
intestine
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Sociedad de Cirugía del Uruguay
Revista Cirugía del Uruguay
https://revista.scu.org.uy/index.php/cir_urug/article/view/4117
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Resumen:
Sumario:The blind pouch is formed in the distal stump of theproximal anse when a latero-lateral anastomosis isperformed and that end remains too long. lt is of lateappearance as is the case of the patient who had beenoperated six years befare. The vomiting that evacuatedthe pouch once a week ceased after resection. The blindloop appears when the surgeon makes a mistake whencarrying out a Roux diverticular ansa and uses theproximal ansa with ascending perstaltism. In the casementioned by the authors, the patient suffered frompost-prandial cholangitis, as food refluxed to the biliarviae.