Perianal abscess after radical failure of one-time analysis of 8 cases.doc

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 7 Perianal abscess after radical failure of one-time analysis of 8 cases [Keywords:] perianal abscess; a one-time radical mastectomy; incision 1996 to 2006, our hospital with a one-time radical perianal abscess in 318 patients, failed in 8 cases, are as follows. Clinical data 1. General Information abscess in this group one case of 318 cases of radical surgery, 8 cases of failure, failure rate was 2.5%, of which 56 patients with high perianal abscess, 5 cases of failure, failure rate of 8.9%, low 262 cases of perianal abscess failure in 3 cases, failure rate of 1.1%. failed cases, 7 males and 1 female, aged 3 months to 62 years. mishandling of the mouth in 5 cases, 1 case of poor wound drainage, 2 cases of improper dressing . failed cases showed: Again, abscess in 2 cases, 6 cases of anal fistula secondary. 2. Treatment of perianal abscess in this group a one-time failure of radical surgery the patients were cured by the second, the general use of sacral anesthesia or local anesthesia, the formation of abscesses were found on the second immediately after surgery. 2 cases of abscess formation caught again be cured through radical surgery and 1 case is unreasonable for the first incision and drainage is blocked, leading to 9 days after the formation of another abscess, abscess incision surgery again, and fully open incision, complete removal of infected tissue inside the mouth, while for the corresponding drainage, irrigation solution, with metronidazole abscess post drainage gauze dressing; 1 case was the first surgery did not identify the port that the first 22 days after the wound has not healed, and again the formation of abscesses, re-operation time, find and open the mouth to remove the infected tissue around the mouth, pruning wounds, unimpeded drainage, drainage set gauze dressing. failure patients who showed fistula, 2 cases of improper dressing and the formation of bridge-shaped subcutaneous fistula healing , re-opera