Spectrum of Acute Non Traumatic Diffuse Secondary Peritonitis in the Tropics

Mamadou, Traoré; Anzoua, Kouakou Ibrahim; Kouakou, Kouamé Bernadin; Bi, Ismael Kalou Leh; N’Dri, Ahou Bernadette; Kakou, Aka Gerald; Ekra, Serge Amos; Kouakou, Blaise Amos; Bamba, Inza; Lebeau, R; Diané, Bamourou

doi:10.4236/ss.2020.115012

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“…Meanwhile, if the diagnosis, surgery, and administration of antibiotics are late, the prognosis becomes bad. 2,3 Peritonitis is one of the reasons for intensive care unit (ICU) admission after complicated pneumonia. the treatment of patient peritonitis with sepsis.…”

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Intensive Management of Diffuse Peritonitis Caused by Spontaneously Healed Gastric Perforation: A Case Report

Kahar,

Wiwi Monika Sari,

Ridho Prasetiawan

et al. 2023

Bioscmed

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Background: Gastric perforation will cause acute peritonitis. Proper diagnosis and management, especially in ICU, are needed to prevent complications and even death from this event. This study aimed to describe the intensive management of diffuse peritonitis caused by gastric perforation. Case presentation: A 61 years old male patient presented with pain in the whole abdomen for 6 days before admission. The pain began at the epigastrium and suddenly spread to the whole abdomen. The pain was felt continuously and increased by movement. Routine blood examination revealed anemia, lekousitosis, and radiology examination found homogeneous confluence was found in the abdominal, dilated small intestine, psoas line was not visible, in the left lateral decubitus position, an air-fluid level and free air were found. The patient underwent diagnostic laparoscopic surgery + peritoneal lavage on emergency surgery for 2 hours, obtained a resolution of gastric perforation, and the patient was treated postoperatively in the ICU of Dr. M. Djamil General Hospital. Conclusion: Cases of spontaneous resolution of gastric perforation are not only in terms of surgical management but in terms of postoperative care. It also plays an important role in the success and good results in cases of gastric perforation.

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