Management of Retained Colorectal Foreign Bodies: Predictors of Operative Intervention

Abstract

This is the largest single institution series of retained colorectal foreign bodies. Although foreign objects located in the sigmoid colon can be retrieved at the bedside, these cases are more likely to require operative intervention.

Rectal Foreign Bodies:A Retrospective Study

“…[5] Especially reports of foreign body within the rectum are uncommon in Asia, and the majority of case series are reported from Eastern Europe. [6] Rectal foreign bodies can be classified based on the reason for insertion (voluntary vs involuntary and sexual vs nonsexual).…”

Rectosimoid foreign body

“…Laparatomi yap›lan hastalarda ise öncelikle yabanc› cisim sa¤ma yöntemiyle distal rektuma oradan da d›flar› al›nmal›, baflar›s›z olundu¤unda kolotomi ile müdahale denenmelidir. 2,4,11,12 Rektumdan yabanc› cisim ç›kar›lan tüm hastalar ifllem sonras›nda mutlaka izleme al›nmal› ve rektal ve/veya kolonik perforasyon için endoskopik olarak incelenmelidir. 13 Olgumuz genel anestezi alt›nda, tam bir kas gevflemesi sa¤land›¤›nda hastan›n zay›f olmas›n›n da yard›m›yla abdominal ve rektal yolla yap›lan bimanuael muayene ile cisim hareketlendirildi ve rektumdan d›flar› al›nd›.…”

“…Giriflimin flekli hastada peritonit varl›¤›, yabanc› cismin rektumdaki seviyesi ve baflvurulan birimin olanaklar› düflünülerek belirlenmelidir. [2][3][4][5][6] Eftaiha ve ark. 7 çal›flmalar›nda rektal yabanc› cisimleri yüksek yerleflimli ve alçak yerleflimli olarak s›n›flam›fllar ve tedavi plan›n›n buna göre belirlenmesini önermifllerdir.…”

“…8,9 Lake ve ark. 4 yapt›¤› çal›flmalar›nda hastalar›n %74'ünde yabanc› cisim yatak bafl›nda ç›kar›labilirken, Choen ve ark. 10 yapt›¤› çal›flmada bu oran %63 olarak…”

Unusual rectal foreign bodies: a case report and review of published works

“…1,2 Rectal foreign bodies are mostly associated with increased numbers of incidents related to homosexual practices and anal auto-eroticism and are increasingly the cause of mortality and morbidity. 3 We experienced a case of an adult male who presented in the emergency department with a lodged rectal foreign body. Although rectal foreign bodies are quite common-most general surgeons or emergency room physicians will encounter such a patient at some point in their career-we found interesting data based on a review of published reports.…”