ReviewThe Pan African medical journal2020
Cause inhabituelle d´une occlusion colique, sténose anale post-radique: à propos d´un cas et revue de la littératurePost-radiation anal stenosis as an unusual cause of colic occlusion: case study and literature review.
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Résumé L´occlusion radique est une complication grave de l´entéropathie radique. Elle survient chez les patients sous radiothérapie suivis pour cancer gynécologique ou du rectum. Sa prise en charge nécessite une attention particulière pour améliorer la survie de ces patients. A partir d´un cas ayant été opéré pour cancer du rectum et qui a présenté une occlusion sur sténose serrée post-radique du canal anal et de la partie distale du sigmoïde, nous allons décrire la physiopathologie de cette entité rare et illustrer la valeur de l´imagerie dans la prise en charge de cette pathologie. English abstract Post-radiation occlusion is a serious complication of radiation enteropathy. It occurs in patients undergoing radiotherapy for gynecologic or rectal cancer. Accurate management is essential to improve patients' survival. We here report the case of a patient undergoing surgery for rectal cancer. He had post-radiation stricture due to tight stenosis of the anal canal and of the distal end of the sigmoid colon. This study describes the pathophysiology of this rare entity and highlights the role of imaging tests in the management of this disorder.
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