A Case of Spontaneous Idiopathic Tension Pneumoperitoneum Successfully Managed with Bedside Pig-tail Catheter
Overview
Overview
Journal
J Surg Case Rep
Publisher
Oxford University Press
Specialty
General Surgery
Date
2021 Dec 3
PMID
34858581
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Abstract
We present a 67-year-old gentleman with a high perioperative mortality and morbidity risk who presented with spontaneous idiopathic tension pneumoperitoneum that was successfully managed with bedside pig-tail catheter insertion. Here we also discuss other potential non-surgical aetiologies of pneumoperitoneum.
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