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Medisan ; 26(2)abr. 2022. ilus
Article in Spanish | LILACS, CUMED | ID: biblio-1405797

ABSTRACT

Se describe el caso clínico de una grávida de 26 años de edad y tiempo gestacional de 34,4 semanas, quien fue remitida del Hospital General de Rusape al Hospital Central de Harare, ambos en Zimbabwe, por presentar una hernia umbilical, que la aquejaba desde la infancia. La paciente había padecido ese volumen herniario en 3 embarazos anteriores, cuyos partos fueron normales. Luego de efectuar los estudios pertinentes, que demostraron el diagnóstico, y evaluar el caso en equipo multidisciplinario, se decidió practicar cesárea de urgencia. Durante el procedimiento quirúrgico se halló que todo el útero se encontraba dentro del saco herniario cubierto por el epiplón; se extrajo al recién nacido, el cual poseía buena vitalidad, índice de Apgar de 9-10 y peso de 2590 gramos; posteriormente, se resecó el tejido herniario redundante. La paciente evolucionó favorablemente en el período posoperatorio inmediato y recibió el alta hospitalaria a los 5 días.


The case report of a 26 years pregnant woman and gestacional age of 34.4 weeks is described, who was referred from General Hospital of Rusape to Harare Central Hospital, both in Zimbabwe, due to an umbilical hernia that afflicted her since the childhood. The patient had suffered from that hernial volume in 3 previous pregnancies whose childbirths were normal. After the pertinent studies that demonstrated the diagnosis, and evaluate the case in multidisciplinary team, it was decided to practice an emergency Cesarean section. During the surgical procedure it was found that the whole uterus was inside the hernial sack covered by omentum; the new born was extracted, who possessed good vitality, Apgar index 9-10 and 2590 grams weight; later on, the redundant hernial tissue was dried up. The patient had a favorable clinical course in the immediate postoperative period and she was discharged 5 days after.


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Cesarean Section , Hernia, Umbilical , Pregnancy , Emergencies
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