The 70-year-old female patient presented with a 1-month history of left lower abdominal pain, anorexia, weight loss of 10kg in 3 months, and vomiting 1-2 times per day. Examination revealed colicky abdominal pain localized to the left lower abdomen, aggravated by meals. Her medical history included a hemorrhoidectomy one year prior. During surgery, a solid mass was found in the lower sigmoid colon and excised with an end-to-end anastomosis. She received chemotherapy post-operatively, and the liver secondaries disappeared after four months. However, she later presented with constipation and was found to have a proximal recurrence, for which an omental mass attached to the c
The 70-year-old female patient presented with a 1-month history of left lower abdominal pain, anorexia, weight loss of 10kg in 3 months, and vomiting 1-2 times per day. Examination revealed colicky abdominal pain localized to the left lower abdomen, aggravated by meals. Her medical history included a hemorrhoidectomy one year prior. During surgery, a solid mass was found in the lower sigmoid colon and excised with an end-to-end anastomosis. She received chemotherapy post-operatively, and the liver secondaries disappeared after four months. However, she later presented with constipation and was found to have a proximal recurrence, for which an omental mass attached to the c
The 70-year-old female patient presented with a 1-month history of left lower abdominal pain, anorexia, weight loss of 10kg in 3 months, and vomiting 1-2 times per day. Examination revealed colicky abdominal pain localized to the left lower abdomen, aggravated by meals. Her medical history included a hemorrhoidectomy one year prior. During surgery, a solid mass was found in the lower sigmoid colon and excised with an end-to-end anastomosis. She received chemotherapy post-operatively, and the liver secondaries disappeared after four months. However, she later presented with constipation and was found to have a proximal recurrence, for which an omental mass attached to the c
70yr. Old, housewife, from Ibraheem pasha. , examined on 29th /Sep. /2006, was complaining of the left lower abdominal pain of one month duration. The pain located in the left lower abdomen, of one month duration, moderate in severity, colicky in nature, acute in onset, not related to eating or defecation, more at night. Relieved by nothing and aggravated by meals . Not referred or radiate any where, neither propagated nor migrated. The patient thought Associated with anorexia, lose of weight about 10kg in 3 months, vomiting (1-2times per a day, propulsive , few hours after the meal). the vomitus was large involume, yellowish in color, bitter in taste , niether contain blood nor food from previous day). She was passing black stool. Family & social history: married, moderate economic status, not smoker. Gynecological history: G11 P6 A3 D2. Past medical history: Vaccination; un known. Allergy; un known. History of chronic disease; same complain for one month. History of chronic drug intake; no. Hospitalization;Haemorrhoidecto my, one year ago. Vital sign: PR 74b/min BP 150/80mmHg RR 20cycles/min Temp.37.6 Pre operative preparation Liquid meal intake, Enema on afternoon before operation. Operation Perioperative Claforan vial 1g & Flagyl bottle 500mg iv infusion after induction of GA Mid line incision, a solid mass located in the lower part of sigmoid colon . With wide range of normal colon excised with end to end anastomosis. Post operative she was received chemotherapy and after four month's all secondaries in the liver disappeared. Recurrence On 18th August 2007 She reported to have constipation, Investigated revealed Recurrence proximally Intraoperatively There was a mass of omentum attached to the caecum, which excised With eventfull postoperative period