Вопросы гинекологии, акушерства и перинатологии
Т. 18, Вып. 2, С. 129-131
Аннотация:
Clinical case of combination of the abdominal wall abscess with uterine necrosis after cesarean section with the development of peritonitis on the 7th day after abdominal delivery. At the first stage of surgical treatment with laparoscopy, the abdominal cavity was thoroughly sanitated; at the second stage – Pfannenstiel’s relaparotomy, excision of suture on the uterus, metroplastic surgery, dissection and sanation of abdominal wall abscess were performed. The postoperative period progressed without complications. Conclusion: the method of treatment of patients with uterine necrosis after cesarean section on the background of peritonitis should be metroplastic surgery as the least traumatic, which provides the most considerate amount of operational benefits. © 2019, Dynasty Publishing House. All rights reserved.
Ключевые слова:
Abdominal wall abscess; Caesarean section; Endometritis; Metro plastic surgery; Peritonitis
antiinfective agent; abdominal abscess; abdominal cavity; abdominal pain; abdominal wall defect; acute disease; adult; anamnesis; antimicrobial therapy; Article; case report; cellulitis; cesarean section; clinical article; dissection; endometritis; excision; female; fever; human; human tissue; infusion therapy; laparoscopy; laparotomy; necrosis; nuclear magnetic resonance imaging; pelvic cavity; pelvis radiography; peritonitis; plastic surgery; postoperative period; sepsis; vagina discharge
Давыдов А. И. Александр Ильгизирович 1961-
Пашков В. М. Владимир Михайлович 1961-
Клиндухов И. А. Илья Анатольевич 1973-
Davy'dov A. I. Aleksandr Il`gizirovich 1961-
Pashkov V. M. Vladimir Mikhaylovich 1961-
Klindukhov I. A. Il`ya Anatolyevich 1973-
Acute endometritis after cesarean section. Uterine necrosis in combination with abdominal wall abscess
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Вопросы гинекологии, акушерства и перинатологии
ООО "Издательство "Династия"
Т. 18, Вып. 2 С. 129-131
2019
Статья
Abdominal wall abscess Caesarean section Endometritis Metro plastic surgery Peritonitis
antiinfective agent abdominal abscess abdominal cavity abdominal pain abdominal wall defect acute disease adult anamnesis antimicrobial therapy Article case report cellulitis cesarean section clinical article dissection endometritis excision female fever human human tissue infusion therapy laparoscopy laparotomy necrosis nuclear magnetic resonance imaging pelvic cavity pelvis radiography peritonitis plastic surgery postoperative period sepsis vagina discharge
Clinical case of combination of the abdominal wall abscess with uterine necrosis after cesarean section with the development of peritonitis on the 7th day after abdominal delivery. At the first stage of surgical treatment with laparoscopy, the abdominal cavity was thoroughly sanitated; at the second stage – Pfannenstiel’s relaparotomy, excision of suture on the uterus, metroplastic surgery, dissection and sanation of abdominal wall abscess were performed. The postoperative period progressed without complications. Conclusion: the method of treatment of patients with uterine necrosis after cesarean section on the background of peritonitis should be metroplastic surgery as the least traumatic, which provides the most considerate amount of operational benefits. © 2019, Dynasty Publishing House. All rights reserved.