Apendiks İçine Metal Cisim Kaçmiş 11 Aylik Kız Çocuk Vaka Sunumu ve Literatür Araştırması

Year 2014, Volume: 15 Issue: 2, - , 01.08.2014

Mevlit Korkmaz Hamza Yazgan Feride Korkmaz Ömer Etlık

Abstract

Although undigested materials are often swallowed by children, most of them pass through the gastrointestinal tract spontaneously. Rarely, ingested foreign bodies can be trapped inside the appendix and then usually are not able to return to intestinal passage. In these cases, prophylactic appendectomy is recommended to prevent appendicitis and related complications. Here we presented 11-monthold female patient whose examination of abdominal x-ray was revealed metallic foreign body stopped at the right lower quadrant. At laparotomy, the foreign body was found to be lodged inside the appendix and removed by appendectomy

Keywords

Appendix; foreign body; children; appendectomy

Apendiks İçine Metal Cisim Kaçmiş 11 Aylik Kız Çocuk Vaka Sunumu ve Literatür Araştırması

Abstract

Çocuklar tarafından sindirilmeyen cisimler sıkça yutulsa da, bunların çoğu gastrointestinal sistemden kendiliğinden geçer. Nadiren, yutulan yabancı cisimler apendiks içinde sıkışabilir ve genellikle tekrar sindirim kanalına geri dönemez. Bu vakalarda, apendisit ve ilgili komplikasyonları önlemek için profilaktif apendektomi önerlilir. Burada, direk karın grafisinde sağ alt kadranda metal bir cismin durduğu tespit Laparatomide, yabancı cismin apendiks içine sıkıştığı tespit edilerek apendektomi yapıldı

Keywords

Apendiks; yabancı cisim; çocuk; apendektomi

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