Relación entre cuadro clínico y hallazgos intraoperatorios por apendictis aguda en pacientes atendidos en el Hospital IESS-Loja
We performed a study on the relationship between clinical and intraoperative findings for acute appendicitis in patients treated in emergency of IESS -LOJA hospital, also identify clinical findings that most often determined diagnosis of acute appendicitis, and we compared the relationship between a...
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| Médium: | bachelorThesis |
| Jazyk: | spa |
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2015
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| Shrnutí: | We performed a study on the relationship between clinical and intraoperative findings for acute appendicitis in patients treated in emergency of IESS -LOJA hospital, also identify clinical findings that most often determined diagnosis of acute appendicitis, and we compared the relationship between admission diagnosis established by clinical findings with the diagnosis noted in the post-operative note, we determined the degree of frequently appendicitis and the most frequent location of the appendix according to the intraoperative findings and clinical in patients with 10 to 40 years, during February-July 2014, the same study was transversal and descriptive, analyzing 008 form of clinical history, post-surgical note, and form data collection (Annex No. 2). The collection and review of data was performed, l, a population of 117 patients was obtained within the clinical findings more Frequently we had pain in right iliac fossa, sign of Mc Burney, sign of Blumberg and anorexia, to a lesser extent fever, sign of Rovsing, vomiting, sign of Dumphy, epigastric pain, and diarrhea, We founded that there was a good relationship between the clinical diagnosis of appendicitis, with the postoperative diagnosis, a lower percentage developed acute appendicitis more peritonitis, and a single case of mesenteric adenitis, the degree of appendicitis that prevailed was the grade II (suppurative) followed by Grade IV (Perforated), the more frequent location Appendix was pelvic in first place, followed by retrocecal. Keywords: acute appendicitis, Clinical, Intraoperative Findings |
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