Syndrome d’Ogilvie post-césarienne : à propos d’une observation

Dejou-Bouillet, Lydie; Bourdel, Nicolas; Slim, K.; Vernis, L.; Bazin, Jean-Étienne; Bonnin, M.; Rabischong, B.; Tran, X.; Mage, G.; Canis, Michel

doi:10.1016/j.gyobfe.2010.01.013

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“…6 According to various publications, the origin of this syndrome seems to be multifactorial and occurs in contexts other than the postoperative period. 7 There are cases reported after vaginal delivery, forceps delivery, cesarean hysterectomy, and during pregnancy with preterm labor, pre-eclampsia and multiple pregnancies. [8][9][10][11] However, there are no data on predisposing factors or any association with respect to ethnic group, parity and indication for cesarean section.…”

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“…The rate of failure or recurrence of symptoms is more than 30%. 7 The evolution may be towards a stabilization or a decrease of the gaseous distension spontaneously or after treatment, but there is a risk of recurrence in spite of several days of favorable evolution. 14 While the case presented in this study is interesting and rarely seen clinically, there are certain limitations which should be acknowledged.…”

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Ogilvie’s syndrome following cesarean delivery: a case report

Mahmood

Zaidi²,

Zaidi

et al. 2021

Int J Community Med Public Health

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Ogilvie’s syndrome (OS) or acute pseudo-obstruction of the large bowel, is a rare condition and the true incidence is unknown. We present a case of acute colonic pseudo-obstruction (OS) post cesarean section in a 35-year-old patient with fetal distress, following cesarean delivery at term under general anesthesia. On the second postoperative day, she complained of abdominal distension, pain, nausea, vomiting, bloating and no passage of stool. As the patient's condition did not improve, she continued to have persistent abdominal distention. A plain abdominal film was taken and abdominal ultrasound was done, which showed massive gaseous distention of the bowels without fluid level. At laparotomy, a huge distended gut, pussy flakes on intestine, and massive dilatation of the whole colon were found. Postoperatively, the patient was managed with fluids, antibiotics, nutritional support, etc., along with the standard guidelines for management of peritonitis. The patient recovered and was discharged after 1 day of intensive care unit management to the ward. The need for awareness about the syndrome and early diagnosis is emphasized.

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Ogilvie’s syndrome following cesarean delivery: a case report

Mahmood

Zaidi²,

Zaidi

et al. 2021

Int J Community Med Public Health

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“…D'après les différentes publications, l'origine de ce syndrome semble être multifactorielle et survient dans des contextes autres que la période postopératoire [ 6 ]. La symptomatologie correspond à celle d'une occlusion intestinale basse, d'installation rapide (un à deux jours) ou plus lente en trois à sept jours, le météorisme et la distension abdominale étant les signes les plus fréquents.…”

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“…La coloscopie d'exsufflation peut être envisagé comme étant le premier geste « invasif » à réaliser. Le taux d’échec ou de récidive des symptômes est de plus de 30%; mais la mise en place d'un drain en cours de procédure améliore ce taux [ 6 ]. L’évolution peut se faire vers une stabilisation ou une diminution de la distension gazeuse spontanément ou après traitement, mais il existe un risque de récidive malgré plusieurs jours d’évolution favorable [ 10 ].…”

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Le syndrome d’ogilvie post césarienne: une complication mystérieuse: à propos d’un cas

Amourak¹,

Tayae²,

Jayi³

et al. 2014

Pan Afr Med J

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Le syndrome d'ogilvie ou appeler encore Pseudo-occlusion colique aiguë (acute colonic pseudo-obstruction), décrit par Sir William Ogilvie en 1948 et correspond à une dilatation aiguë du colon antérieurement sain, survenant en l'absence d'obstruction mécanique avec un diamètre cæcal > 9 cm, La symptomatologie correspond à celle d'une occlusion intestinale basse, d'installation rapide et l'imagerie fait d'ASP et de TDM abdominale permet de mettre en évidence la distension cæcale dont la mesure de son diamètre permet de prédire le risque de perforation. A travers notre cas et une revue de la littérature nous invitons les obstétriciens à ne pas méconnaitre ce syndrome car seul un diagnostic précoce permet de réduire le risque de perforation cæcale

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Syndrome d’Ogilvie post-césarienne : à propos d’une observation

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Ogilvie’s syndrome following cesarean delivery: a case report

Ogilvie’s syndrome following cesarean delivery: a case report

Le syndrome d’ogilvie post césarienne: une complication mystérieuse: à propos d’un cas

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