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Bilateral korpus hemorajikum kist rüptürüne bağlı Akut batın: olgu sunumu

Acute Abdomene due to bilateral corpus hemorragicum cyst rupture: A case report

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  • Süleyman Demirel Üniversitesi Tıp Fakültesi Dergisi

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  • 2005

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Abstract (2. Language): 
Corpus hemorrhagicum cysts are caused by the bleeding inside the corpus luteum or the ovarian follicle cyst. Although many of the patients are asymptomatic, acute abdomen can happen especially due to the cyst rupture. Corpus hemorragicum cyst rupture is seen frequently in patients on anticoagulant treatment, having hemorrhagic diatheses or taking ovulation induction during their reproductive periods. There are no case reports regarding bilateral corpus hemorrhagicum cyst rupture in the literature up to the present time. In this report, we presented a case of a patient operated with a diagnosis of bilateral corpus hemorrhagicum cyst rupture in the light of the literature.
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Abstract (Original Language): 
Korpus hemorajikum kisti corpus luteum veya ovaryan follikül kisti içine kanama olması sonunda oluşur. Birçok hasta asemptomatik olsa da özellikle kist rüptürü sonunda akut batın tablosu gelişebilir. Özellikle antikoagülan kullanan, konjenital kanama diatezi olan veya ovülasyon indüksiyonu yapılan hastalarda reprodüktif dönemleri süresince korpus hemorajikum kist rüptürü sıklığı fazladır. Literatürde şu ana kadar spontan sikluslarda bilateral korpus hemorajikum kist rüptürü vakası bulunmamaktadır Biz bilateral korpus hemorajikum kist rüptürü nedeniyle opere edilen bir hastayı literatür verileri ışığı altında sunduk.
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