Small Bowel Obstruction by a Primary Flange on Mesenteric Ganglionic Tuberculosis: A Case Report
Published: 2023-03-25
Page: 111-115
Issue: 2023 - Volume 6 [Issue 1]
H. Hablaje
Department of Visceral Surgery I, Faculty of Medicine and Pharmacy Rabat, Mohamed V Military Hospital Rabat, Morocco.
M. Lamghari
Department of Visceral Surgery I, Faculty of Medicine and Pharmacy Rabat, Mohamed V Military Hospital Rabat, Morocco.
M. Sabur
Department of Visceral Surgery I, Faculty of Medicine and Pharmacy Rabat, Mohamed V Military Hospital Rabat, Morocco.
A. Maazouz
Department of Visceral Surgery I, Faculty of Medicine and Pharmacy Rabat, Mohamed V Military Hospital Rabat, Morocco.
I. Elazzaoui
Department of Visceral Surgery I, Faculty of Medicine and Pharmacy Rabat, Mohamed V Military Hospital Rabat, Morocco.
M. Dabbagh
Department of Visceral Surgery I, Faculty of Medicine and Pharmacy Rabat, Mohamed V Military Hospital Rabat, Morocco.
Y. Bouazizi
Department of Visceral Surgery I, Faculty of Medicine and Pharmacy Rabat, Mohamed V Military Hospital Rabat, Morocco.
M. Aboulfateh
Department of Visceral Surgery I, Faculty of Medicine and Pharmacy Rabat, Mohamed V Military Hospital Rabat, Morocco.
A. Bensal
Department of Visceral Surgery I, Faculty of Medicine and Pharmacy Rabat, Mohamed V Military Hospital Rabat, Morocco.
M. Najih
Department of Visceral Surgery I, Faculty of Medicine and Pharmacy Rabat, Mohamed V Military Hospital Rabat, Morocco.
M. Moujahid
Department of Visceral Surgery I, Faculty of Medicine and Pharmacy Rabat, Mohamed V Military Hospital Rabat, Morocco.
H. Kaoui
Department of Visceral Surgery I, Faculty of Medicine and Pharmacy Rabat, Mohamed V Military Hospital Rabat, Morocco.
S. M. Bouchentouf
Department of Visceral Surgery I, Faculty of Medicine and Pharmacy Rabat, Mohamed V Military Hospital Rabat, Morocco.
A. Bounaim *
Department of Visceral Surgery I, Faculty of Medicine and Pharmacy Rabat, Mohamed V Military Hospital Rabat, Morocco.
*Author to whom correspondence should be addressed.
Abstract
Tuberculosis remains a global public health issue. Lymph node tuberculosis is one of the most common extrapulmonary manifestations of tuberculosis, Mesenteric lymph node tuberculosis is rare and difficult to treat. It is revealed by intestinal obstruction in 20-27% of cases.
Knowing how to evoke the diagnosis of tuberculosis is the indispensable condition for rapid and adapted management. The surgical treatment is not standardized and depends primarily on the reason for the surgical indication.
We present a rare case of a Small bowel obstruction by a Primary flange on mesenteric ganglionic tuberculosis, who benefited from a surgical cure.
Keywords: Tuberculosis, flange, small bowel, mesenteric ganglionic
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