Extended or Inpatient Thromboprophylaxis with Heparins Following Major Open Pelvic Surgery for Malignancy – A Systematic Review of Efficacy and Safety

Heijkoop, Bridget; Nadi, Sinan; Spernat, Daniel; Kiroff, George

doi:10.1016/j.ejso.2019.09.098

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“…The main cause of the disease is chronic abdominal and pelvic inflammation which erodes the wall of fallopian tube and rectal tube for a long time, leading to adhesion between the organs, or even wall of organs rupture to form fistula. Chronic inflammation can be caused by pelvic surgery, pelvic tuberculosis, and other causes [7][8][9]. The patient had a history of appendix perforation and excision, which resulted in chronic inflammation of the abdomen and pelvis, repeated erosion and stimulation of surrounding tissues, resulting in damage to the rectal wall and fallopian tube wall.…”

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Recto-fallopian fistula: A case report

Zhao¹

2019

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Introduction: Pelvic inflammatory disease (PID) is a group of infectious diseases of female upper genital tract. Chronic pelvic inflammation can lead to inflammation of fimbriae of the fallopian tube, leading to infertility. In very rare cases the fallopian tube can communicate with intestinal tract. Case Report: A 29-year-old Tibetan woman had a history of appendiceal perforation. She underwent salpingography for infertility and a recto-fallopian fistula was found, which was confirmed, during surgery, to be caused by chronic pelvic inflammation. Conclusion: Rectofallopian fistula is very rare and often secondary to chronic pelvic inflammation. Diagnosis depends on hysterosalpingography, colonoscopy, and other examinations, but the final diagnosis depends on surgery. It was found that surgery for recto-fallopian fistula should be performed as soon as possible. The main surgical methods are salpingoplasty and rectal mucosal repair. Laparoscopic surgery has been widely used in recent years.

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Recto-fallopian fistula: A case report

Zhao¹

2019

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Extended or Inpatient Thromboprophylaxis with Heparins Following Major Open Pelvic Surgery for Malignancy – A Systematic Review of Efficacy and Safety

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Recto-fallopian fistula: A case report

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