Boerhaave’s syndrome: case report and review
S. A. Andreychenko , M. V. Bychinin , T. V. Klypa , Yu. V. Ivanov , D. V. Sazonov , R. M. Dyminov , O. R. Shablovskiy
Journal of Clinical Practice ›› 2018, Vol. 9 ›› Issue (1) : 63 -70.
Boerhaave’s syndrome: case report and review
Well-timed diagnostics of a spontaneous nontraumatic rupture of esophagus or Boerhaave’s syndrome, presents great difficulties because of his rarity and a variety of clinical implications. Esophagus ruptures may feign various organs pathology [2] that most often demands differential diagnostics with a stomach ulcer perforation, acute myocardial infarction, pulmonary artery embolism, aortic dissection and pancreatitis [16, 17]. The treatment can include conservative and surgical tools, but still accompanied by high mortality (up to 35%) [7]; results largely defined by the time between the moment of a rupture and start of the treatment. In addition to the review, described the experience of successful treatment of a patient with Boerhaave’s syndrome in the light of the generalized today data of world medical literature on this problem.
esophagus rupture / Boerhaave’s syndrome
Andreychenko S.A., Bychinin M.V., Klypa T.V., Ivanov Y.V., Sazonov D.V., Dyminov R.M., Shablovskiy O.R.
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