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The cause of persistent fever after the caesarean section: Ovarian vein thrombosis

Sezaryen Ameliyatı Sonrası Düşmeyen Ateşin Bir Nedeni: Ovaryan Ven Trombozu

Kerim YILDIZ
CELALEDDİN SOYALP
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47–49
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If any neglect or delay are seen in diagnosis, it may result in death.

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Objective & Hypothesis:One of the rare causes of fever in patients with pelvic surgery because of obstetric and gynecology reasons is ovarian vein thrombosis/septic pelvic thrombosis in the period of post operation.
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Key Findings & Data:In this study, due to not having a natural childbirth in our 31 years old full term pregnant patient a case of developing ovarian vein thrombosis/septic pelvic after our C-section operation is presented.
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Conclusion & Impact:If any neglect or delay are seen in diagnosis, it may result in death.
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Abstract

One of the rare causes of fever in patients with pelvic surgery because of obstetric and gynecology reasons is ovarian vein thrombosis/septic pelvic thrombosis in the period of post operation. In this study, due to not having a natural childbirth in our 31 years old full term pregnant patient a case of developing ovarian vein thrombosis/septic pelvic after our C-section operation is presented. The diagnosis of ovarian vein thrombosis/septic pelvic thrombophlebitis is placed with imaging (BT, MR). During the treatment, broad-spectrum antibiotics and heparin infusion are used. If any neglect or delay are seen in diagnosis, it may result in death.

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Obstetrik ve jinekolojik nedenlerle pelvik cerrahi yapılan hastalarda, post operatif dönemde düşmeyen ateşin ender nedenlerinden biri de ovaryan ven trombozu/septik pelvik trombozdur. Bu çalışmada 31 yaşındaki miadında gebe hastamızda ilerlemeyen eylem nedeniyle yaptığımız sezaryen sonrası gelişen ovaryan ven trombozu vakasını sunduk. Ovaryan ven trombozu/septik pelvik tromboflebit tanısı görüntüleme ile (BT, MR) ile konulur. Tedavide geniş spektrumlu antibiyotik ve heparin infüzyonu kullanılır. Tanıda gecikme olursa veya tanı atlanılırsa mortal seyredebilir.

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YILDIZ, K., SOYALP, C. (2017). The cause of persistent fever after the caesarean section: Ovarian vein thrombosis. Van Tıp Dergisi, Cilt: 24 - Sayı: 1, 47–49. https://ajindex.com/articles/333976

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