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Mucocèle appendiculaire
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Appendicular mucocele is a rare condition defined by a mucinous distention of the appendicular lumen. The most severe complication is the intra-peritoneum rupture also called pseudomyxoma peritonei. Diagnosis and resection are important since some appendiceal mucoceles are malignant with pseudomyxoma peritonei. Ultrasonography and especially computed tomography can enable a presumptive diagnosis of an appendiceal mucocele. Histological analysis is indispensable to achieve specific surgical management. In this paper we report a clinical case of a 34 -year-old patient admitted for management of abdominal pain evoking appendicitis completed by CT scan showing appendicular mucocele
Amar Telidji University of Laghouat
Title: Mucocèle appendiculaire
Description:
Appendicular mucocele is a rare condition defined by a mucinous distention of the appendicular lumen.
The most severe complication is the intra-peritoneum rupture also called pseudomyxoma peritonei.
Diagnosis and resection are important since some appendiceal mucoceles are malignant with pseudomyxoma peritonei.
Ultrasonography and especially computed tomography can enable a presumptive diagnosis of an appendiceal mucocele.
Histological analysis is indispensable to achieve specific surgical management.
In this paper we report a clinical case of a 34 -year-old patient admitted for management of abdominal pain evoking appendicitis completed by CT scan showing appendicular mucocele.
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