¿Es la apendectomía un procedimiento quirúrgico simple?

Çatal, Oğuz; Özer, Bahri; Şit, Mustafa; Erkol, Hayri

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“…En otros se puede observar la imagen radiopaca que sugiere presencia de fecalito en la proyección de la fosa ilíaca derecha; además, íleo segmentario, niveles hidroaéreos, asa en centinela, borramiento del psoas, borramiento de la línea preperitoneal, escoliosis antálgica, engrosamiento interasas y neumoperitoneo cuando existe perforación. (12)(13)(14) Radiografía simple de tórax: Se indica cuando hay síntomas respiratorios en pacientes en los que se sospecha apendicitis aguda o para descartar procesos inflamatorios pulmonares como la neumonía de base derecha. (15) Ecografía abdominal: Es el estudio de elección, permite apreciar engrosamiento de las paredes del apéndice cecal, el fecalito en su interior y la presencia de líquido libre en la cavidad abdominal.…”

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Apendicitis aguda en la niñez

Litardo Fernández,

Molina Villacrés,

Reyes Ruiz

et al. 2023

Afecciones Clínico-Quirúrgicas Frecuentes en La Infancia

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Acute appendicitis is the most common cause of acute abdominal syndrome in childhood and is the most frequent reason for emergency surgery worldwide. It has a higher incidence between 9 and 12 years of age; it is infrequent in children under 5 years of age and rare in newborns and infants.It is the acute inflammation of the cecal appendix due to multiple factors that obstruct the appendiceal lumen: fecaliths; hypertrophy and hypersecretion of Peyer's plaques -causes of an infectious process and accumulation of purulent material, responsible for obstruction of the cecal appendix and thickening of the wall-; foreign bodies -seeds, pins, fish bones, among others-; parasites -enterobius vermicularis (pinworm) and ascaris lumbricoides, for example-; persistent vascular spasms; anatomical causes such as bands that cause kinking of the appendix; as well as viral or bacterial infections.The clinical picture of this pediatric surgical disease is characterized by abdominal pain, anorexia, nausea, vomiting and fever; although its presentation may vary, especially in infants and young children.Acute appendicitis in childhood constitutes a challenge to even the most experienced surgeons. This is due to the variety of symptoms it causes, which may suggest other clinical diseases. Hence the need to always suspect it in order to diagnose and treat it accurately and promptly, which can prevent serious complications.

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Apendicitis aguda en la niñez

Litardo Fernández,

Molina Villacrés,

Reyes Ruiz

et al. 2023

Afecciones Clínico-Quirúrgicas Frecuentes en La Infancia

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Peculiarities of Morphoetiopathogenesis of Acute Appendicitis and Consequences After Appendectomy

Гринь¹,

Drabovskiy²,

Sytnik³

et al. 2022

Wiad Lek

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The aim: To study the features of morphoethiopathogenesis of acute appendicitis and the consequences after appendectomy. Materials and methods: 10 preparations of human appendix were studied, from which 5 appendixes were normal in people who died in adulthood and old age and 5 processes were taken intraoperatively during appendectomy. Morphometric characteristics of the tissue structures of the preparations were compared with the systematic review data, the literature search by the following keywords: morphoethiopathy”, “vermiform process”, “lymphoepithelial formations”, “digestive system”, “lymphoid nodule”, “Peyer’s patches”, “mucous membrane”. Results: Pathogenesis of acute appendicitis – it is a consistent, staged process that is completely subject to the laws of exudative inflammation in response to microbial aggression. Removal of the appendicular process should be approached carefully and based on possible immunological consequences. Removal of the appendix as an immunocompetent organ Unreasonable removal of pathohistological unchanged appendix has medical consequences (can lead to consequences such as colon cancer) and not only. Conclusions: Our results suggest that the vermiform appendix retains its active function throughout human life. The study provides an overview with current knowledge about the etiology, pathogenesis and possible consequences of appendectomy as the main method of treatment of acute appendicitis. The search for ways to prevent appendicitis can be successful only by finding out the causes and factors that in some individuals cause the inability of the appendix to resist bacterial invasion. Appendix is necessary to fully support the immune responses of the digestive tract, but it belongs to the category of those organs, the loss of which during forced surgery does not cause significant damage to the body.

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¿Es la apendectomía un procedimiento quirúrgico simple?

Cited by 2 publications

References 11 publications

Apendicitis aguda en la niñez

Apendicitis aguda en la niñez

Peculiarities of Morphoetiopathogenesis of Acute Appendicitis and Consequences After Appendectomy

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