Abstract
Case report of patient with severe autonomous advanced pancreatic necrosis followed by compartment syndrome is presented. Augmentation of intra-abdominal pressure from 18 to 30 mm Hgwas accompanied by aggravation of respiratory, renal and intestinal insufficiency. Urgent video-assisted fasciotomy was applied with dissection of linea alba while peritoneum was preserved. Postoperative period was characterized by reduced intra-abdominal pressure followed by its normalization after 24 hours. Favorable clinical effect was achieved. Subsequent medication was able to avoid surgery and minimally invasive procedures. Patient was discharged after 28 days.
Highlights
Описано клиническое наблюдение пациента с тяжелым автономным распространенным панкреонекрозом, который стал причиной развития компартмент-синдрома
Case report of patient with severe autonomous advanced pancreatic necrosis followed by compartment syndrome is presented
Augmentation of intra-abdominal pressure from 18 to 30 mm Hgwas accompanied by aggravation of respiratory, renal and intestinal insufficiency
Summary
Описано клиническое наблюдение пациента с тяжелым автономным распространенным панкреонекрозом, который стал причиной развития компартмент-синдрома. Ссылка для цитирования: Шаповальянц С.Г., Паньков А.Г., Михалев А.И., Герасимов Т.И. Успешное применение способа хирургического лечения абдоминального компартмент-синдрома у больного панкреонекрозом. Successful surgical treatment of abdominal compartment syndrome in patient with pancreatic necrosis
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