Mallory Weis syndrome

Síndrome de Mallory Weis

Valls, Alberto - Estapé, Gonzalo

Resumen:

The problem of the Mallory Weiss syndrome, origined in postemetic gastroesophgeal lacerations is shown. After copius vomiting important hemorrhages appear for which the treatment is essentially surgical. Two patients treated by suture of their gastric fissure are reported. The second one recovered with this only therapeutics the first one bled throu.gh his esophageal fissure after the operation. These hemorrhages diminished with the placement of Blakemore-Sengstaken Cube, by means of which the patient was saved. The urgent surgical therapeutics have come as far as the total gastrectomy


Se muestra el problema del síndrome de Mallory Weiss, originado en fisuras posteméticas de la mucosa gastroesofágica. Después de vómitos copiosos, aparecenhemorragias importantes, cuyo tratamiento es esencialmente quirúrgico. Se presentan dos enfermos tratados por sutura de su fisura gástrica. El segundo curó con esta sola terapéutica, el primero sangró por su fisura esofágica en el postoperatorio. Este episodio hemorrágico cedió con la colocación de la sonda balón Segstaken Blackemore, medida de carácter salvador en este caso. La terapéutica quirúrgica, urgente, ha llegado hasta la gastrectomía total.


Detalles Bibliográficos
1974
hemorragia digestiva
fisuras intestinales
digestive hemorrhage
intestinal fisure
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Sociedad de Cirugía del Uruguay
Revista Cirugía del Uruguay
https://revista.scu.org.uy/index.php/cir_urug/article/view/2551
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Sumario:The problem of the Mallory Weiss syndrome, origined in postemetic gastroesophgeal lacerations is shown. After copius vomiting important hemorrhages appear for which the treatment is essentially surgical. Two patients treated by suture of their gastric fissure are reported. The second one recovered with this only therapeutics the first one bled throu.gh his esophageal fissure after the operation. These hemorrhages diminished with the placement of Blakemore-Sengstaken Cube, by means of which the patient was saved. The urgent surgical therapeutics have come as far as the total gastrectomy