Occlusion intestinale aigüe mécanique sur textillome phagocyté

à propos d'un cas

  • I.BOUDIS Service de chirurgie générale, chu Benimessous
  • R. BELOUZ Service de chirurgie générale, chu Benimessous
  • S.CHENNINE Service de chirurgie générale, chu Benimessous
  • M.ABDERREZAK Service de chirurgie générale, chu Benimessous
  • M.SAIDANI Chef de service de chirurgie générale, chu Benimessous
Keywords: textilloma, occlusive syndrome, surgery

Abstract

Textiloma is a very rare but well-known postoperative complication. It may be a foreign body made up of compress (es) or surgical drape (s) left at an operating site. The clinic associates chronic transit disorders with sub-occlusive syndromes. We report the case of a 54-year-old patient admitted at our level for the surgical management of an acute intestinal obstruction whose per-op exploration
found an intra-abdominal textilloma accidentally discovred

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Published
2022-09-30
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