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Ginecol Obstet Mex 2013; 81 (04)


Hernia ciática como causa de dolor pélvico crónico

De los Ríos PJF, Calle GG, Castañeda RJD, Serna AE, Vásquez RRA, Arango MAM, López RCC

Idioma: Español
Referencias bibliográficas: 30
Paginas: 201-205
Archivo PDF: 256.24 Kb.


RESUMEN

Las hernias ciáticas constituyen el grupo más escaso de las hernias del piso pélvico; sin embargo, deben considerarse en la etiología del dolor pélvico crónico. El adecuado diagnóstico de las hernias ciáticas ha permitido a los cirujanos tratar de manera exitosa pacientes con dolor pélvico agudo o crónico, con obstrucción intestinal o ureteral, y con sepsis urinaria o glútea. Debe tenerse en mente como diagnóstico diferencial ante el hallazgo de una masa glútea congénita o adquirida. El ginecólogo laparoscopista debe conocer la existencia de este defecto, familiarizarse con su aspecto a la visión laparoscópica y conocer el tratamiento laparoscópico de esta afección.


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