RoFo : Fortschritte auf dem Gebiete der Rontgenstrahlen und der Nuklearmedizin · 1998
[CT guided percutaneous drainage of retro- and extraperitoneal abscesses and fluid collection].
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Risse J H, Keulers P, Günther R W
Аннотация
PURPOSE: Evaluation of course, success rate and complications after CT-guided percutaneous drainage of retroperitoneal and extraperitoneal abscesses and fluid collections (PAFD).
METHODS: Retrospective review of 47 PAFD in 42 consecutive patients (27 male, 15 female, age 58 [27-80] years) over a period of 7 years was performed.
RESULTS: 47 clinically suspected abscesses proved to be 40 abscesses, three haematomas and 4 lymphoceles. Primarily, 67 drainage catheters were needed, which included three catheters in 4 patients and 4 catheters in one patient. Drainage time averaged 17.6 days (2-50). The most frequent drainage location was the iliopsoas region (27/47 collections). The cure rate was 87.2% (41/47 collections). Temporization was achieved in 8.5% (4/47); there were two drainage failures (one sepsis, one recurrence). No major complications were observed. Three catheter dislocations occurred as minor complications.
CONCLUSION: CT-guided percutaneous drainage of retroperitoneal and extraperitoneal abscesses and fluid collections is safe, with a high cure rate and few complications.
METHODS: Retrospective review of 47 PAFD in 42 consecutive patients (27 male, 15 female, age 58 [27-80] years) over a period of 7 years was performed.
RESULTS: 47 clinically suspected abscesses proved to be 40 abscesses, three haematomas and 4 lymphoceles. Primarily, 67 drainage catheters were needed, which included three catheters in 4 patients and 4 catheters in one patient. Drainage time averaged 17.6 days (2-50). The most frequent drainage location was the iliopsoas region (27/47 collections). The cure rate was 87.2% (41/47 collections). Temporization was achieved in 8.5% (4/47); there were two drainage failures (one sepsis, one recurrence). No major complications were observed. Three catheter dislocations occurred as minor complications.
CONCLUSION: CT-guided percutaneous drainage of retroperitoneal and extraperitoneal abscesses and fluid collections is safe, with a high cure rate and few complications.