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2015, Number 3

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Gaceta Médica Espirituana 2015; 17 (3)

Hernia of Amyand. Case presentation

Guelmes DAA, Fuentes DR, Albiza SL, Llaca VS
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Key words:

inguinal hernia, hernia of Amyand, sharp appendicitis, surgery, inguinal herniorrafy.

ABSTRACT

Background: The association of inguinal hernia imprisoned and sharp appendicitis is something unusual; it is known as hernia of Amyand and few cases have been described in the literature. Objective: To present the case of a patient with hernia of Amyand assisted in the General Hospital Camilo Cienfuegos from Sancti Spiritus. Presentation of the case: 62 years old masculine patient, with antecedents of having a right inguinal hernia diagnosed that began with increase of volume in this area and abdominal pain in right grave iliac of two days of evolution, accompanied by vomits and fever; it was surgically intervened with the diagnosis of right inguinal hernia imprisoned, a sharp appendicitis inside the hernia sack during the surgical act was found. Conclusions: The patient evolved favorably and without post operatory complications, he was discharged five days after having finished the antibiotic treatment of the surgery room.


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