Persistance complète du canal omphalomésentérique chez l’adulte révélée par une omphalite

Yaka, M.; Khader, A. El; Kaoui, Hakim El; Tahiri, M.; Eherichiou, A.; Alkandry, S.

doi:10.1016/j.jchir.2009.09.006

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“…Complications of omphalomesenteric fistula may be indicative of the malformation: intestinal prolapse through the fistula, occlusion related to a fibrous or vascular or volvulus flange, invagination or internal hernia, peptic ulcer on a heterotopy of the gastric mucosa of a narrow fistula, after several years of evolution [2,7]. Our patient was found to have a prolapse-like complication through the fistula.…”

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Ompalo-Mesenteric Fistula Complicated with Ileal Prolapse: A Case Report

Gueye¹,

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et al. 2021

J Pediatr Res Rev Rep

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Introduction: Omphalo-mesenteric fistula is a rare form of the regression anomaly of the omphalo-mesenteric duct. The diagnosis is usually clinical, confirmed by simple fistulography in case of doubt. In rare cases, complications (occlusion, infection, ulcer, prolapse) may be revealing. Observation: We report an omphalomesenteric fistula revealed by prolapse in a three-day-old newborn. The diagnosis was obvious by the outcome of stool through the prolapse orifice. Treatment consisted of bowel resection on either side of the omphalo-mesenteric canal followed by terminal anastomosis. Conclusion: Omphalomesenteric fistula, often revealed as a complication, becomes an emergency and surgical treatment is quickly required

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