Das Meckelsche Divertikel ?Erfahrungen nach 155 Resektionen

Abstract

A total of 155 cases of Meckel's diverticulum were analyzed: 122 were uncomplicated as opposed to 33 that were complicated. Resection of all uncomplicated diverticula had a course free of difficulty, while there was one death in the cases with complicated diverticula as a result of peritonitis after perforation of the diverticulum. The diagnosis and differentiation of diverticulum from other abdominal clinical pictures, as well as from appendicitis, is usually not possible preoperatively, although differential diagnosis must always be kept in mind. If there are no special contraindications, Meckel's diverticulum is searched for instead and then resected.

The Significance of Meckel’s Diverticulum in Appendicitis — A Retrospective Analysis of 233 Cases

“…In low-grade inflammatory appendicitis, the low associated complication rate would militate in favor of removal of the MD. [22] n =3 6 n = 55 1.9 Recommended Carstensen and Hess [21] n =3 3 n = 122 0 Recommended Arnold and Pellicane [16] n =1 3 n = 45 0 Recommended Matsagas et al [29] n =1 5 n = 15 6.6 Recommended Kapral [30] n =2 6 n = 89 3.1 Recommended Pinero et al [31] n =2 6 n = 64 16.7 Recommended Groebli et al [23] n =5 2 n = 67 9.0 Differentiated Aarnio and Salonen [15] n =2 5 n = 46 8.2 Differentiated DiGiacomo and Cottone [25] n =1 3 n = 8 50.0 Differentiated Bemelman et al [24] n =5 1 n = 85 9.4 Differentiated St-Vil et al [18] n = 117 n = 47 -Differentiated Fa-Si-Oen et al [32] n =1 5 n = 12 -Refused Peoples et al [3] n = 90 2.0 Refused Kashi and Lodge [17] n…”