Hospital: Hospital General Serrania de Ronda.
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Aut@r o Autores: I. Pastrano Gallego, F. Grasa Gonzalez, L. Cuesta Lujano, S. Palacios Rodriguez, C. Torres Alés, L. Bollici Martínez.,
Presentación:
We present the case of a 75 year old woman went to the emergency room presenting a clinical of gastrointestinal bleeding,she was admitted for a study in Internal Medicine. She presented anemia with a progressive and rapid decrease in hemoglobin levels that required the transfusion of blood products.Studies are performed through upper digestive endoscopy where juxtapiloric ulcer is evident, acute gastric anterior erosion without signs of acute haemorrhage or stigmas of recent haemostasis. On the third day of admission, she presented with exsanguinating gastrointestinal bleeding with a hemorrhagic shock situation. After hemodynamic support measures , emergency digestive lower endoscopy is performed where there are abundant blood and clots, diverticula in the sigmoid colon, without evidencing hemorrhagic focus, they contact Surgery and radiologist and was indicated angioCT Multidetector of abdomen.
Discusión:
angioCT Multidetector of abdomen was performed with MDCT-16 equipment, in phases without contrast, arterial and venous portal phase, with flow of 4-5 ml /s . Identifying the image of an exophytic lesion emerging from the wall of the jejunal loop at its antimesenteric border, 2.6 cm, hypodense in phase without contrast, and subsequently both in the arterial phase and in the portal phase, shows signs of active bleeding towards the intestinal light, no intra-abdominal free liquid or intraperitoneal bleeding was observed, presence of known colonic diverticula, without complication data. Given the clinical and radiological findings, emergency surgery was performed by exploratory laparotomy and resection and primary anastomosis of the jejunal segment encompassing the lesion described in the angioTAC study. The postoperative period was favorable, allowing hospital discharge on the fifth postoperative day after Hb normalization, reintroduction of oral diet and intestinal transit without signs of rebleeding. The anatomopathological result was described as jejunal segment with hemorrhagic diverticulum and absence of neoplasia.
Conclusión:
angioCT Multidetector of abdomen was performed with MDCT-16 equipment, in phases without contrast, arterial and venous portal phase, with flow of 4-5 ml /s . Identifying the image of an exophytic lesion emerging from the wall of the jejunal loop at its antimesenteric border, 2.6 cm, hypodense in phase without contrast, and subsequently both in the arterial phase and in the portal phase, shows signs of active bleeding towards the intestinal light, no intra-abdominal free liquid or intraperitoneal bleeding was observed, presence of known colonic diverticula, without complication data. Given the clinical and radiological findings, emergency surgery was performed by exploratory laparotomy and resection and primary anastomosis of the jejunal segment encompassing the lesion described in the angioTAC study. The postoperative period was favorable, allowing hospital discharge on the fifth postoperative day after Hb normalization, reintroduction of oral diet and intestinal transit without signs of rebleeding. The anatomopathological result was described as jejunal segment with hemorrhagic diverticulum and absence of neoplasia.
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