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SPONTANEOUS HEMOPERITONEUM IN A CASE OF BLEEDING DIATHESIS. CHANGING TRENDS

Published:2021-03-15 Issue: Volume: Page:16-18
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Author:

Govindarajulu Chandramouli¹,Gayathre, M.S S.P.²,Kumar, M.S M. Senthil³

Affiliation:

1. Institute of General Surgery, Madras Medical College, Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India, 600003

2. Institute of General Surgery, Madras Medical College, Chennai, Tamilnadu600003.

3. Institute of General Surgery, Madras Medical College, Chennai, Tamilnadu,600003.

Abstract

Background: In woman with Coagulation disorder, spontaneous massive hemoperitoneum is a lethal Complication. Woman with Factor X (Stuart Prower) factor deficiency and von Willebrand disease are particularly prone for massive hemoperitoneum, which most of the times will be serious and life threatening, if not managed appropriately. Description: We report on a 25 year unmarried woman, with Factor X deficiency who presented to us with a massive Spontaneous Hemoperitoneum. This patient in the past (2016 )have undergone an Exploratory Laparotomy , for similar presentation, in our Institution by a team of Surgeons & Gynaecologist with ligation of bleeding region in the left Ovary. Conclusion: Multimodality approach (as in Oncology) will be the Management Protocol in the future for this life threatening condition, with the Surgical faculty incorporating the developing specialities such as Intervention Radiology and Applied Hematology.

Publisher

World Wide Journals

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