Journal of Anesthesia & Pain Medicine(JAPM)
ISSN: 2474-9206 | DOI: 10.33140/JAPM
Impact Factor: 1.8*
Problems of the Diagnosis and Treatment of Acute Mesenteric Ischemia: a SingleCenter Experience
Abstract
Archili Miminoshvili, Igor Shapovalov, Omari Miminoshvili, Emil Fistal, Oleg Antonuk, Alla Ivanenko, Lolita Gaidash, Andrey Dmitriev, Kyrylo Holubytskyi and Yevgenii Vlasov
Objective: To improve the diagnosis and treatment of acute mesenteric ischemia by using available methods of early diagnosis and modern methods of treatment. Summary
Background Data: The number of patients with disorders of the mesenteric circulation is increasing all over the world. In comparison with the occlusion of the coronary, cerebral arteries and peripheral veins, acute obstruction of the mesenteric arteries and veins is diagnosed much later, which causes a high mortality rate from 53 to 100%. Methods: In this study the experience of treatment of 162 patients with acute mesenteric ischemia was analyzed. All patients underwent treatment in Institute of Urgent and Recovery Surgery (IURS NAMS, Donetsk, Ukraine) from 2002 to 2017.
Results: From 162 patients: 112 patients were with acute occlusive and 50 patients with acute nonocclusive mesenteric ischemia. The intravital diagnosis was not confirmed in 26 patients (16 %). 119 of patients died, the level of mortality was 73, 5%. 104 patients were operated, 32 patients were discharged (30,8 %), 72 patients died, a mortality rate was 69,2 %. Operations with restore of blood flow were performed in 14 patients, 5 patients died, 9 patients left the hospital. Conservative therapy was performed in 22 patients, in 11 patients with good results (50 %).
Conclusions: The early diagnosis of this pathology is crucial and it can reduce the high mortality rate of patients with AMI. Treatment of OAMI should be carried out in a community of general, vascular and endovascular surgeons. Restoration of blood flow through mesenteric vessels with the help of endovascular technology and implementation of thrombembolectomy during open surgical intervention in a number of cases allows to avoid intestinal resection.