Clinical Features and Surgical Management of Ileocaecal Tuberculosis

Byrom, H; Mann, Charles V.

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“…This excision can also encircle the associated perforation. Byrons and Mann, 1969). These procedures had the advantages of eradicating the disease locally.…”

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“…Before the invention of anti-tubercular drugs these lesions were treated by short-circuiting procedures such as ileoileostomy and ileotransverse colostomy (Aird, 1957). With the availability of specific drugs, the aim of the surgical approach shifted towards local extirpation of the disease with wide ileal resections, right radical hemicolectomies and combinations of these procedures (Anand and Phatak, 1961 ;Abrams and Holden, 1964;Bhansali and Desai, 1968;Byrons and Mann, 1969). Recognizing the complications, side effects, limited applicability and the risks involved, simple procedures such as limited ileocaecal resections and 'strictureplasties' have evolved.…”

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Modified surgical procedures in intestinal tuberculosis

Pujari

1979

Journal of British Surgery

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“…This excision can also encircle the associated perforation. Byrons and Mann, 1969). These procedures had the advantages of eradicating the disease locally.…”

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Modified surgical procedures in intestinal tuberculosis

Pujari

1979

Journal of British Surgery

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“…In the present study among the 9 surgically treated cases, 3 cases underwent right hemicolectomy and 4 cases underwent limited ileocaecal resection. According to a study done by Byrom HB and Mann CV, 28 resection rather than the bypass of the diseased bowel in the preferred surgical treatment. Resection by right hemicolectomy should be carried out whenever possible.…”

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Right Iliac Fossa Mass- Evaluation and Management

Salam¹,

Chinglensana²,

Sandesh³

et al. 2018

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BACKGROUND Mass in the Right Iliac Fossa (RIF) has since long exercised the minds of many surgeons. The various pathologies, multiple and varied modes of presentation of each disease entity, the difficulties encountered in investigative modality, diagnosis and treatment, make masses presenting in RIF a difficult entity to treat even at tertiary care centres. Aim: The study was undertaken to assess the pattern of presentation of mass in RIF and to identify factors which will help in diagnosis and better management.

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“…6 cases managed conservatively. According to a study done by HB Byrone et al, 11 resection rather than the bypass of the diseased bowel is the preferred surgical treatment. In certain circumstances (e.g.…”

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Study of Right Iliac Fossa Mass in Patients Attending Andhra Medical College, Visakhapatnam

Sudhakar¹,

Kodi²,

Vemuri³

et al. 2016

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BACKGROUND Right iliac fossa mass, one of the common presentations in the general surgical practice which can be due to various causes like appendicular mass/abscess, ileocaecal tuberculosis, carcinoma caecum. METHODS A total number of 50 patients attending the surgical OP, King George Hospital, Andhra Medical College are included in this study January 2014 to July 2015. Direct interview with patient is done and a detailed history is obtained, and thorough clinical examination done. USG abdomen was the first investigation of choice. RESULTS In our study, 56% of cases of right iliac fossa masses were related to the appendix either in the form of appendicular mass (44%) or appendicular abscess (12%). CONCLUSION Appendicular pathology either in the form of appendicular mass or appendicular abscess was the commonest cause of mass in right iliac fossa. Initially conservative management with Oschner-Sherren's regime was done followed by interval appendicectomy, had good results.

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Clinical Features and Surgical Management of Ileocaecal Tuberculosis

Cited by 10 publications

References 13 publications

Modified surgical procedures in intestinal tuberculosis

Modified surgical procedures in intestinal tuberculosis

Right Iliac Fossa Mass- Evaluation and Management

Study of Right Iliac Fossa Mass in Patients Attending Andhra Medical College, Visakhapatnam

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