2019
DOI: 10.1016/j.ijscr.2019.02.023
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Simultaneous small and large bowel obstruction as a consequence of internal hernia: A case report

Abstract: HighlightsThere are no cardinal symptoms for internal hernia.Internal hernia must be kept as a differential diagnosis in the case of intestinal obstruction in both operated and non-operated abdomen.Early diagnosis both clinically and radiologically may prevent undesirable complications.Both patient status and surgeon's experience are essential to form the best surgical decision.Fine handling of bowel, assessment of viability, closure of defects and inspecting for other potential ones, and argumenting stoma for… Show more

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“…Intestinal anastomosis cannot be always achieved and carries a high risk of leak and fistula, especially in severely distended bowel, but is the preferred option to stoma creation. 10 Anastomosis can be done manually or mechanically. The hernia orifice should be closed with nonabsorbable sutures to prevent recurrence.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Intestinal anastomosis cannot be always achieved and carries a high risk of leak and fistula, especially in severely distended bowel, but is the preferred option to stoma creation. 10 Anastomosis can be done manually or mechanically. The hernia orifice should be closed with nonabsorbable sutures to prevent recurrence.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…La tomografía se considera el método diagnóstico de referencia en el estudio de las hernias internas 11,23,24 , pues permite evidenciar un conglomerado ovoide de asas yeyunales que desplazan el estómago y el colon según su localización, alteración del curso de los vasos del yeyuno o mesentéricos, presencia de un saco herniario o de puntos de transición en las asas intestinales, e íleo inespecífico 22 .…”
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“…Any number of reports on synchronous or metachronous volvulus involving the sigmoid colon and cecum, [39,40] transverse colon, [41,42] small intestines, [43] or even stomach [44] were present in the literature. In such cases, mobile intestines generally arising from intestinal malrotation play an activate role in SV.…”
Section: Pathological Entitiesmentioning
confidence: 99%