Authors
Semionkin E.I.1, Ogorelcev A.Yu.1, Lukanin R.V.2, Serebryanskii P.V.2, Vedischev V.V.2
1 Ryzan State Medical University, Ryazan
2 Ryazan State Clinical Hospital, Ryazan
Abstract
There is demonstrated the clinical monitoring of the successful treatment of the 46-year-old patient ingested a small sharp fish bone of the rectum, complicated with the progressive perineum abscess, that required a multistage treatment- opening the abscess, wound necroectomy, sigmoid colostomy formation in connection with the progressing of purulent process, followed by sigmoid colostomy closure in a planned manner after 4 months.
Keywords: foreign body, swallowed fish bone, rectal injury, purulent paraproctitis multistage surgical treatment.
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