Melaena ve sarılık ile seyreden Klatskin tümörü; ilginç bir hemobili olgusu

Abstract

Hemobili, safra yollarına kanama olmasıdır. Üst gastrointestinal kanamalarının nadir bir nedenidir. Hemobilinin en sık etiyolojik nedeni iyatrojenik veya travmatik olaylardır. Kolanjiokarsinom, nadir bir gastrointesinal tümör olup hemobili ile ortaya çıkabilir. Burada 77 yaşında, varfarin kullanan, uzamış melaena ve sarılık şikayeti ile gelen bir olguyu sunmaktayız.

Keywords

• Hemobili, varfarin, kolanjiokarsinom

Klatskin tumor presented with melena and jaundice: interesting case with hemobilia

Öz

Hemobilia bleeding into the biliary tree is an unusual cause of upper gastrointestinal bleeding. Generally, etiologies of hemobilia are iatrogenic or traumatic in origin. Cholangiocarcinoma is a rare gastrointestinal tumor that can become evident with hemobilia. We present a 77-year-old female with a history of warfarin use, who suffered from a protracted course of melena and jaundice.

Anahtar Kelimeler

• Hemobilia, warfarin, cholangiocarcinoma

Kaynakça

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