OVER THE SCOPE CLİP (OTSC) İLE BAŞARISIZ KOLON PERFORASYONU KAPATMA GİRİŞİMİ: OLGU SUNUMU

Year 2020, Volume: 28 Issue: 1, 22 - 24, 30.04.2020

Sinem İpor , Attila Önmez , Serkan Torun

https://doi.org/10.17940/endoskopi.649101

Abstract

Giriş:
Kolonoskopik perforasyon, alt gastrointestinal sistem görüntülemeleri sırasında
görülebilecek en ciddi komplikasyonlardan bir tanesidir. Gastrointestinal
sistem perforasyonu, hava kaçağına, gastrik veya intestinal sıvıların
sızmasına, safra veya gaitanın batın içine sızması ile peritonit,
pnömoperitonyum ve sepsis gibi ciddi durumlara neden olabilir. İatrojenik
perforasyon yönetimi ve güvenli endoskopik kapatma teknikleri büyük ilgi
görmektedir. Gastrointestinal perforasyonlarının kapatılması için over the
scope clips (OTSC)'lerin through the scope clips(TTS)’e göre üstün olduğu
bildirilmektedir.

Biz bu yazıda sigmoid
kolon perforasyonu nedeni ile OTSC uygulanan ancak başarısız olması nedeni ile
TTS ile onarım sağlanan vakamızı sunmayı amaçladık.

Olgu:
73 yaş kadın hastada kolonoskopi işlemi sırasında sigmoid kolon ortalarında
kolonoskopi ilişkili perforasyon gelişmesi nedeni ile OTSC uygulandı ve defekt
kapatıldı. Ancak birkaç dakika sonra yapılan kontrol kolonoskopide OTSC klipsin
tuttuğu dokuyu bıraktığı görülmesi nedeni ile defekt 5 adet TTS klips ile
kapatıldı.

Tartışma:
OTSC sistemi, gastrointestinal kanama, perforasyon, anastomoz kaçağı ve fistül
tedavisinde başarıyla kullanılabilen yeni bir tekniktir. OTSC ile genel başarı
oranının, iatrojenik gastrointestinal perforasyonların kapatılmasında % 75 ila
% 100 arasında olduğu bildirilmekle beraber, başarılı OTSC uygulaması sonrası erken
dönemde doku gerilimine bağlı olarak klipsin dokuyu bırakabileceği akılda
tutulmalıdır.

Keywords

KOLONOSKOPİ, PERFORASYON, OTSC, TTS

FAİLED ATTEMPT AT COLONİC PERFORATİON CLOSURE WİTH OVER THE SCOPE CLİP (OTSC): CASE REPORT

Abstract

İntroduction:
Colonoscopic perforation is one of the most serious complications during lower
gastrointestinal system imaging. Perforation of the gastrointestinal tract can
lead to air leakage, leakage of gastric or intestinal fluids, leakage of bile
or feces into the abdomen, and serious conditions such as peritonitis,
pneumoperitonium and sepsis. Iatrogenic perforation management and safe
endoscopic closure techniques are of great interest. The superiority of over
the scope clips(OTSC) over through the scope clips (TTS) for closure of
gastrointestinal perforations has been reported.

In this article, we
aimed to present our case who underwent OTSC for sigmoid colon perforation but
failed to repair with 5 TTS clip.

Case
Report: A 73-year-old female patient underwent OTSC because
of colonoscopy-related perforation in the middle of the sigmoid colon during
the colonoscopy procedure and the defect was closed. However, after 5 minutes,
the control colonoscopy revealed that the OTSC clip was releasing the tissue
retained and the defect was closed with conventional clips (TTS).

Discussion:
The OTSC system is a novel technique that can be used successfully in the
treatment of gastrointestinal bleeding, perforation, anastomotic leakage and
fistula. Although the overall success rate with OTSC is reported to be between
75% and 100% in the closure of iatrogenic gastrointestinal perforations, it
should be kept in mind that after successful OTSC application, the clip may
release the tissue due to tissue tension in the early period.

Keywords

COLONOSCOPY, PERFORATION, OTSC, TTS

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