Juvenil Polibe Bağlı Tekrarlayıcı Rekto-Sigmoid İnvajinasyon: Olgu Sunumu

Year 2022, Volume: 75 Issue: 2, 315 - 317, 30.06.2022

Sevim Ecem Ünlü Ballı , Gökhan Berktuğ Bahadır , Mehmet Bahadır Çalışkan Huseyin Emre Atasever Gülenay Korkmaz , İlhami Sürer , Suzi Demirbağ

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Abstract

Rectosigmoid intussusceptions proliferating from the anus are very rare in childhood. Here, a three-year-old case with rectosigmoid invagination prolapsed through anus with sigmoid colon due to juvenil polip, confused with recurrent rectal prolapse, was discussed. In childhood, rectosigmoid intussusceptions can easily be confused with rectal prolapse. In recurrent rectal prolapse cases, rectosigmoid invaginations should be kept in mind.

Keywords

Child , Colonic Polyps , Intussusception , Rectal Prolapse

Juvenil Polibe Bağlı Tekrarlayıcı Rekto-Sigmoid İnvajinasyon: Olgu Sunumu

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Abstract

Çocukluk çağında anüsten prolabe olan rektosigmoid invajinasyonlar oldukça nadir olarak görülmektedir. Burada üç yaşında tekrarlayan rektal prolapsus ile karışan, sigmoid kolon yerleşimli bir jüvenil polibe bağlı anüsten prolabe rektosigmoid invajinasyon olgusu tartışılmıştır. Çocukluk çağında rektosigmoid invajinasyonlar kolayca rektal prolapsus ile karışabilmektedir. Tekrarlayan rektal prolapsus olgularda rektosigmoid invajinasyonlar akılda bulundurulmalıdır.

Keywords

Çocuk , Kolonik Polip , İntusepsiyon , Rektal Prolapsus

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