Inflammatory pseudotumor of the abdominal wall after ligation through sinus fistula combined analysis of 15 cases.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 8 Inflammatory pseudotumor of the abdominal wall after ligation through sinus fistula combined analysis of 15 cases [Abstract] Objective To summarize the abdominal wall after ligation of inflammatory pseudotumor of the diagnosis, treatment and prevention. Methods June 2000 ~ April 2007 Huangmei People’s Hospital, 15 patients were treated gynecological abdominal wall after ligation before and after surgery in patients with inflammatory pseudotumor diagnostic, surgical and prognosis. Results (1 preoperative and postoperative diagnosis: all patients before the diagnosis of inflammatory pseudotumor, pathological diagnosis are in compliance. but 15 cases confirmed in 2 cases with fistula formation between the bladder, 13 cases of fistula and bladder adhesions, (2 surgical approach and prognosis: the first operation was successful in 13 cases without recurrence, 2 cases of simple fake into the abdominal tumor resection without recurrence 1 year after surgery. Conclusion (1 ligation Although minor surgery, but must also be strictly aseptic, (2 postoperative wound infection required for a thorough treatment as soon as possible as soon as possible to prevent the persistent or chronic infection, (3 have been caused by inflammatory pseudotumor of the surgical incision into the abdomen should be thoroughly and cut longitudinally surgery Open sinus to reach the bottom of the cystitis and bladder adhesions should be excised and pieces for the bladder repair, or easy to relapse. [Keywords:] inflammatory pseudotumor ligation Inflammatory pseudotumor: tissue inflammation by the formation of a proliferation of state a clear tumor-like mass. Inflammatory pseudotumor of the abdominal wall: (1) is the depth of thread abdominal incision foreign long-term stimulation, causing connective tissue proliferation, the formation of hard, relatively fixed, light and tenderness, and more in the peritoneum and adhesion with surrounding tissue blocks of sol