BMC surgery · 2022
Mucocele: a rare complication following stapled haemorrhoidopexy.
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Wan Xing-Yang, Fu Yuan-Ji, Li Gui-Ming, Xiao Guo-Zhong, Guo Zhi-Wei, Ren Dong-Lin, Cao Bo, Lin Hong-Cheng
Аннотация
BACKGROUND: Stapled haemorrhoidopexy (SH) has resulted in a unique collection of procedural complications with postoperative mucocele a particularly rare example. This study is designed to comprehensively describe the characteristics of rectal mucocele and discuss its pathogenesis following SH surgery.
METHODS: A database of patients presenting with a rectal mucocele following an SH procedure was established and studied retrospectively.
RESULTS: Seven patients (5 males; median age 32 years, range 20-75 years) were identified. All patients complained of variable anal discomfort with 5/7 presenting with inconstant anal pain, 2 with de novo evacuatory difficulty. These cases appeared at a median time of 6 months (range 2-84 months) after SH surgery.
CONCLUSION: Rectal Mucocele develops when mucosal fragments become embedded and isolated under the mucosa. It is a preventable complication of SH surgery by ensuring correct purse string placement prior to stapled haemorrhoid excision.
METHODS: A database of patients presenting with a rectal mucocele following an SH procedure was established and studied retrospectively.
RESULTS: Seven patients (5 males; median age 32 years, range 20-75 years) were identified. All patients complained of variable anal discomfort with 5/7 presenting with inconstant anal pain, 2 with de novo evacuatory difficulty. These cases appeared at a median time of 6 months (range 2-84 months) after SH surgery.
CONCLUSION: Rectal Mucocele develops when mucosal fragments become embedded and isolated under the mucosa. It is a preventable complication of SH surgery by ensuring correct purse string placement prior to stapled haemorrhoid excision.