Rektus kılıfından kaynaklanan atipik yerleşimli leiomyom olgusu

Year 2018, , 408 - 409, 01.09.2018

Görker Sel

https://doi.org/10.28982/josam.442268

Cited By: 1

Abstract

Fibroidler veya leiomyomlar, en sık uterusta izlenen, dişi üreme sisteminin en yaygın benign tümörüdür. Abdominal duvar fibroidleri nadirdir. Bu olgu sunumunda, herhangi bir abdominal cerrahi öyküsü olmayan bir hastada anterior abdominal duvarda izole bir leiomiyom vakasını sunuyoruz. 54 yaşında bayan olgu, ilk önce genel cerrahi kliniğine müphem karın ağrısı şikayeti ile başvuran hastanın abdominal ultrasonografi ve bilgisayarlı tomografi ile sol adneksiyal alanda 10x9x7 cm boyutlarında kitle imajı veren over kisti saptanmıştır. Geçirilmiş batın ameliyatı öyküsü yoktu. Laparoskopik cerrahi planlandı. Abdominal paryetal peritonun ön tarafında, rektus kasının altında yerleşen; abdominal palpasyon ve laparoskopik gözlem yardımıyla kitle lokalize edildi. Kapsüllü, düzgün sınırlı, yumuşak kıvamda, kısmen mobil kitle; herhangi bir komplikasyon olmadan keskin ve künt diseksiyon ile çıkartıldı. Leiomyomlar üreme sisteminin en sık görülen benign tümörüdür ve üreme çağındaki kadınların % 20-40'ında bulunur. Abdominal duvar fibroidleri nadirdir ve uterin fibroidlerinin cerrahi rezeksiyonunu takiben, seeding, oluştuğu düşünülmektedir. Literatürde; bizim olgumuzdaki gibi daha önce batın operasyonu geçirmediği halde batın ön duvarında izole fibroid saptanması, az rastlanan bir durumdur. 

Keywords

Karın duvarı, Fibroidler, Leiomyom, Rektus kılıfı

Case of an atypical located leiomyoma arising from rectus sheath

Abstract

Fibroids or leiomyomas are the commonest benign tumor of the female reproductive tract, occurring most commonly in the uterus. Abdominal wall fibroids are uncommon; we present a rare case of an isolated leiomyoma of the anterior abdominal wall in a patient with no previous history of any abdominal surgeries. We present a case of a 54-year-old female. She was first admitted to the general surgery clinic with a complaint of vague abdominal pain. Abdominal ultrasound and computed tomography revealed the mass, measuring 10x9x7cm, located at the left adnexal area, reported as complex ovarian cyst. She had no history of an abdominal surgery. Laparoscopic surgery was planned. We located the mass, with the help of abdominal palpation and laparoscopic observation at the same time that located anterior to the abdominal parietal peritoneum, beneath the rectus muscle. We extracted the mass, which was capsulated, fine bordered, tender, slightly mobile; with sharp and blunt dissection without any complication. Leiomyomas are the commonest benign tumor of the reproductive tract and found in 20-40% of women of reproductive age. Abdominal wall fibroids are really rare, thought to follow seeding following surgical resection of uterine fibroids. There are very few reported cases of isolated abdominal wall fibroids in the literature, without having previous abdominal surgeries or presence of uterine fibroids as reported in our case.

Keywords

Abdominal wall, Fibroids, Leiomyoma, Rectus sheath

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