Bhopal: Stomach Rotated Up To 180 Degrees, 70-Yr-Old Patient Undergoes Surgery
The stomach was fixed to anterior abdominal wall via multiple trans-fascial sutures.
Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): A 70-year-old gas victim suffering from a rare disease, gastric volvulus, where the stomach rotates on its axis and leads to gastric obstruction, was operated upon at Bhopal Memorial Hospital & Research Centre (BMHRC) recently.
The complicated condition arose as stomach moved upward into her chest due to hiatus hernia and rotated up to 180 degrees. As a result, whatever patient ate or drank could not pass through oesophagus and patient vomitted immediately. Doctor repaired the hiatus hernia and de-twisted the stomach. To prevent stomach from re-twisting, doctors went for fundoplication. The stomach was fixed to anterior abdominal wall via multiple trans-fascial sutures.
Dr Pramod Verma, Associate Professor, Department of Gastro Surgery, said, “Gastric volvulus has an occurrence rate of 1 in 1 lakh cases. This is the first case of gastric volvulus that we received.”
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