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August 25, 2025

Portal Venous Gas Following Laparoscopic Rectal Surgery: A Case Report of Internal Herniation without Bowel Necrosis

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ATAhmed TahaEKEzgi KarademirUDUğur Duman

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Overview

Case report outlines successful intervention for portal venous gas from internal herniation, suggesting risks in surgery.

Key Points

  • Rapid surgical intervention led to the successful reduction of internal herniation, preventing bowel necrosis.
  • Despite signs of advanced mesenteric ischaemia, no bowel resection was required in this young patient.
  • Internal herniation presented as portal venous gas, presenting a significant risk post-laparoscopic rectal surgery.
  • Early detection and prompt surgery are crucial to avoid severe complications from internal herniation.

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Taha et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68af7c887567bf4f94ff3a3chttps://doi.org/10.71079/aside.cr.082525172
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