TERM YENİDOĞANDA KENDİLİĞİNDEN DÜZELEN SAFRA ÇAMURU; BİR OLGU SUNUMU

Year 2012, Volume: 1 Issue: 2, 77 - 79, 30.08.2012

Selçuk Yazıcı , Bahar Yanık Keyik

Abstract

Safra çamuru yenidoğanlarda çok nadiren gözlenmektedir. Çoğu tesadüfen saptanır. Bildirilen olguların çoğu ilaç kullanımı ile ilişkilidir. Birçok olgu ise idiopatiktir. Hipotroidizm diğer bir nadir nedendir. Bu yazımızda iki günlük iken tanı konulan bir hastamızı bildirdik. Belirgin bir etiyolojik neden saptanamadı. Klinik bulgu tespit edilmeyen hastanın izleminde kendiliğinden düzelme gözlendi. Safra çamuru kendiliğinden düzelebileceği gibi bazen safra taşlarına ilerleme gösterebilir. Nadiren oldukça ciddi komplikasyonlar oluşturabilmektedir. Etiyolojik açıdan risk taşıyan hastalar uzun süreli ve yakın izlenmelidir.

Keywords

mikrokristal, safra çamuru

SPONTANEOUSLY RESOLVED BILIARY SLUDGE IN A TERM NEONATE; A CASE REPORT

Abstract

Biliary sludge is rarely observed in newborns. Most of them are diagnosed incidentally. The majority of reported cases are related with drug use. And most cases are idiopathic. Hypothyroidism is another rare cause. In this article we reported a patient who was diagnosed when he was two days old in. An etiological cause was not found. The patient had no clinical finding and the sludge resolved spontaneously at follow up period. Biliary sludge may resolve spontaneously or sometimes may proceed to gallstones. Rarely can lead to serious complications. The patients with etiological risks should be followed up closely for a long period.

Keywords

microcrystal, biliary sludge

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