West African journal of medicine · 2007
Mirizzi syndrome caused by a bile pseudocyst.
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Aderounmu A O A, Oguntola A S, Lawal O O, Eziyi A K, Bello T O, Osinaike B B, Agodirin S O
Аннотация
BACKGROUND: Mirizzi syndrome caused by bile pseudo cyst presents diagnostic and management challenges to the surgeon.
OBJECTIVE: To emphasize to clinicians the need to always recognize and correct associated liver derangements before surgery so as to prevent the usual accompanying high morbidity/mortality associated with Mirizzi syndrome.
CASE REPORT: We report an unusual and previously unreported pathology of post-cholecystectomy Mirizzi syndrome in a 35 year old female who developed a bile pseudo-cyst and which may possibly qualify for Mirizzi syndrome type 5--highlighting the need for maximum pre, -intra, and post-operative challenges for improved prognosis. The patient was lost from reactionary haemorrhage due to limited facilities.
CONCLUSION: There is a crying need in developing countries to have Critical Care centers and for Clinicians to recognize the necessity for adequate pre, intra and post-operative care of these high risk patients.
OBJECTIVE: To emphasize to clinicians the need to always recognize and correct associated liver derangements before surgery so as to prevent the usual accompanying high morbidity/mortality associated with Mirizzi syndrome.
CASE REPORT: We report an unusual and previously unreported pathology of post-cholecystectomy Mirizzi syndrome in a 35 year old female who developed a bile pseudo-cyst and which may possibly qualify for Mirizzi syndrome type 5--highlighting the need for maximum pre, -intra, and post-operative challenges for improved prognosis. The patient was lost from reactionary haemorrhage due to limited facilities.
CONCLUSION: There is a crying need in developing countries to have Critical Care centers and for Clinicians to recognize the necessity for adequate pre, intra and post-operative care of these high risk patients.