ABSTRACT
El himen imperforado es una patología poco frecuente del tracto genital femenino. Presentamos un caso de himen imperforado, en una paciente virgen de 17 años de edad con amenorrea, dolores en bajo vientre de forma cíclica con intervalos de más o menos 15 días y un aumento de volumen en hipogastrio, la que fue atendida durante nuestra misión médica realizada en el hermano país de Venezuela. Se realizó ecografía abdominopélvica con la vejiga llena y se observaron imágenes sugestivas de colpohematometra. La paciente fue intervenida quirúrgicamente, se le realizó incisión y resección de la porción central de la membrana himeneal, con evacuación del contenido sanguinolento, confirmándose el diagnóstico. No se presentaron otras complicaciones y la paciente fue dada de alta con evolución satisfactoria. Se revisó y actualizó la literatura al respecto.
The imperforate hymen is not a very frequent pathology of the feminine genital tract. A case of imperforate hymen was presented, in a 17 year-old virgin patient with amenorrhea, having pains in low stomach in a recurrent way with intervals of more or less 15 days and an increase of volume in hypogastrium, the one that was assisted during our medical mission carried out in Venezuela, our brother country. An echography was carried out abdominopelvic with the full bladder and suggestive images of colpohematometra were observed. The patient was intervened surgically. An incision and resection of the central portion of the membrane hymeneal was carried out to the patient with evacuation of the bloody content being confirmed the diagnosis. There were not any other complications and the patient was discharged from the hospital with satisfactory evolution. It was revised and it modernized the literature in this respect.
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Humans , Adolescent , Female , Amenorrhea , Hematocolpos/surgery , Hematometra/surgery , Hymen/surgery , Hymen/pathology , Case ReportsABSTRACT
We report a case of hematocervix diagnosed by ultrasonography in a perimenopausal patient with no history of cervical pathology. We discuss the etiology of this alteration, usefulness of ultrasound diagnosis, its surgical treatment and its relationship with pathologies affecting some other organs and systems.
Se presenta un caso clínico de hematocervix diagnosticado por ultrasonografía en una paciente perimenopáusica sin antecedentes de patología cervical. Se discuten las causas de esta alteración, la utilidad del diagnóstico por ultrasonido, su tratamiento quirúrgico y su relación con patologías en otros órganos y sistemas.
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Humans , Female , Middle Aged , Cervix Uteri/abnormalities , Cervix Uteri , Hematometra , Cervix Uteri/pathology , Hematometra/surgery , Hematometra/etiologyABSTRACT
Uterine cavity occlusion following caesarean section for central placenta praevia culminating in haematometra and thereby amenorrhoea is one of the rarest long term complications of lower segment caesarean section. We report a case of 28 year old primigravida with Grade 4 placenta praevia who underwent elective caesarean section at 35 weeks gestation. She presented at Nizwa Hospital, Sultanate of Oman, after 7 months with cyclical lower abdominal pain and amenorrhoea. She was treated by hysteroscopic adhesiolysis and an in utero Foley's catheter. She had complete resolution of her condition within 2 months and resumption of menstrual cycles. Multiple haemostatic sutures at caesarean section for placenta praevia can be an causative factor for such a complication along with other risk factors like multiple caesarean sections, chorioamniotis etc. Recognition of these factors, meticulous surgical technique and appropriate post operative care can effectively prevent it