2004
DOI: 10.4321/s0210-48062004000400014
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Fístula enteroneovesical

Abstract: Varón de 62 años, intervenido por carcinoma de células transicionales vesical infiltrante, realizándose cistectomía radical-Camey II. En el séptimo día post-operatorio se procede al cierre de evisceración por fallo de la sutura. Cinco días más tarde se objetiva débito, por sonda y drenaje, con aspecto sugestivo de contenido intestinal. Con la sospecha de fístula entérica se realiza reservoriografía (Figs. 1-3): fuga en el cuerno derecho del reservorio, que inicialmente recoge el drenaje; más tardíamente existe… Show more

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“…The patient's average age at the time of diagnosis is 55 years [6]. When symptomatic, AM may give rise to right lower quadrant abdominal pain mimicking acute appendicitis, right lumbar pain due to right extrinsic ureteral obstruction [7], right adnexal [8][9][10] or cecal tumors [11], obstructive symptoms due to cecocolic intussusception [12] or intussusception of the mucocele into cecum [13], or gastrointestinal bleeding [14]. The progressive accumulation of mucus eventually results in the blow-out of the appendix and the release of mucus producing cells into the peritoneal cavity.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The patient's average age at the time of diagnosis is 55 years [6]. When symptomatic, AM may give rise to right lower quadrant abdominal pain mimicking acute appendicitis, right lumbar pain due to right extrinsic ureteral obstruction [7], right adnexal [8][9][10] or cecal tumors [11], obstructive symptoms due to cecocolic intussusception [12] or intussusception of the mucocele into cecum [13], or gastrointestinal bleeding [14]. The progressive accumulation of mucus eventually results in the blow-out of the appendix and the release of mucus producing cells into the peritoneal cavity.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%