Intususcepción intestinal inversa recidivante tras bypass gástrico

Authors

  • Enrique Colás Ruiz
  • Carlos Ruiz Lozano
  • Amador Ruiz Torrejón
  • Laura Álvarez Llano
  • Paula Díaz Jover
  • Patricia Jiménez Morillas
  • Julio Lago Rodríguez

Keywords:

intususcepción, bypass gástrico, cirugía bariátrica, obstrucción

Abstract

Introducción: El bypass gástrico es una de las cirugías más frecuentes en la obesidad. La intususcepción intestinal es una de las complicaciones más raras cuya incidencia en la literatura está aumentando.

Presentación del caso: Se expone el caso de una mujer intervenida de bypass gástrico que sufre cuadro de intususcepción intestinal inversa a los nueve años precisando resección intestinal. Posteriormente presenta a los 3 meses nuevo episodio realizándose desinvaginación. Cuatro años después de la ultima intervención es operada por nuevo episodio de intususcepción intestinal, cursando todos ellos con invaginación retrógrada.

Conclusión: La intususcepción intestinal tras bypass gástrico es una complicación rara, que se puede presentar de manera recidivante, precisando un tratamiento quirúrgico, por lo que todo cirujano debe tenerlo presente.

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Published

2018-08-31

How to Cite

Colás Ruiz, E., Ruiz Lozano, C., Ruiz Torrejón, A., Álvarez Llano, L., Díaz Jover, P., Jiménez Morillas, P., & Lago Rodríguez, J. (2018). Intususcepción intestinal inversa recidivante tras bypass gástrico. Annals of Mediterranean Surgery, 1(2), 6–8. Retrieved from https://edicions.uib.cat/ojs/index.php/AMS/article/view/415

Issue

Vol. 1 No. 2 (2018)

Section

Case Report

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