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CASOS CLINICOS ANGIOLOGIA Y CIRUGIA VASCULAR
CURSO: INGLES
SEMESTRE: 2017- I
ICA PER
2017
I. TTULO
II. INTRODUCCIN
Los aneurismas venosos del sistema portal y mesentrico son muy raros; aunque los
ms infrecuentes de todos son los aneurismas de la vena mesentrica superior
(VMS). Se presenta el caso clnico de un hombre con aneurisma de vena mesentrica
superior (VMS) siendo de inters dada su escasa frecuencia y localizacin.
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ALT/GPT: Alaninoaminotransferasa.
AST/GOT: Aspartatoaminotransferasa.
II. INTRODUCTION
Venous and mesenteric venous aneurysms are very rare; Although the most
uncommon of all are the superior mesenteric vein aneurysms (VMS). We report the
case of a man with superior mesenteric vein aneurysm (VMS) being of interest given
its low frequency and location.
A man of 56 year old, with 76 kg in weight and 174 cm in height (Body Mass Index
25.1), operated in 2006 of gastrointestinal stromal tumor (GIST) and with
treatment of rabeprazole. He went to the emergency room because he presented
diffuse abdominal pain in the epigastrium of 1 week of evolution, exacerbating in
the last 24 hours. There are no significant findings on physical examination. In the
blood analysis, levels of ALT/GPT 80 U/L, GGT 91 U/L, total bilirubin 1.62
mg/dL, total cholesterol 254 mg/dl and C-reactive protein 9.39 mg/L were detected.
Rest normal.
Superior mesenteric vein aneurysm (VMS) is a very rare vascular pathology. It affects
predominantly women between 31 and 81 years. Usually this is detected in
asymptomatic patients, although recurrent abdominal pain in the epigastrium
accompanied by nausea and vomiting may occur in one in four patients.
The etiopathogenesis is not well known although it points to two main causes: a
congenital origin due to anomalous development of the portal venous system and an
acquired origin related to necrotizing pancreatitis, traumatic or arteriovenous fistulas
and portal hypertension.
The differential diagnosis should be made with pancreatic and duodenal tumors, arterial
aneurysms and any other solid lesions. The definitive diagnosis is established by
imaging tests such as Doppler ultrasound, AngioTC and / or AngioRM.
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