Incarcerated Giant Incisional Ventral Hernia Complicated by Hernial Sac Phlegmon, Unformed Enteric Fistula and Peritonitis
Key words: incarcerated giant incisional ventral hernia, unformed enteric fistulae, definitive surgery, diffuse peritonitis.
2012,
issue 2,
page 143.
Current case-report demonstrates the features of successful surgical treatment of patient with incarcerated giant recurrent incisional ventral hernia complicated by unformed enteric fistulae, hernial sac phlegmon and diffuse peritonitis. Success of treatment proves the possibility of definitive surgery application in peritonitis in patient with latent organ dysfunction due to timely radical source control and developed post-operative measures.
Glabai V.P., Temirsultanov R.Ya., Arkharov А.V., Isaev А.V., Abramov V.N., Gerbei Yu.N. Incarcerated Giant Incisional Ventral Hernia Complicated by Hernial Sac Phlegmon, Unformed Enteric Fistula and Peritonitis.
Sovremennye tehnologii v medicine
2012; (2):
143
