2. Case :Thai male, 73 years old CC : Lower abdominal pain ,
abdominal distension 10 hrs. PTA Nausea, vomiting with gastric content 4 times
CASE
3. Present illness
2 days PTA
o Lower abdominal pain
o sharp pain, no referred pain, severe pain alternate with mild pain
o pain was not related with position
o pain had slightly increase and happened all time
4. Duration of heavy pain is 5-10 minutes per time
o Interval of pain is 1 hr. pain score 8/10
o Nausea, no vomiting ,anorexia
o Medication : antipyretic and analgesic
Patient defecated 2 times in 2 days
first time, it look like bullet, no
mucus and blood
second time, it is watery diarrhea flatus
5. Past history
10 months PTA (12/9/56) He went to Kazakhstan hospital
o suspected gut obstruction
o explore laparotomy with decompression o no obvious cause of obstruction
o Final Diagnosis bowel ileus
Underlying disease: COPD poor control, diagnosed at "Nhong seur" hospital
no allergy of food and drug
no alcoholic
History of nipa palm 10-20 rolls/day 20 years now quit 1 month
no malignancy
6. Physical examination
• V/S : BP 113/68 BT 36.5 PR 128 RR 20
• GA : a Thai elderly male, good consciousness, not pale , no jaundice, no cyanosis
• HEENT : no pale conjunctiva, anicteric sclera, no dry lip, no dry tongue, no lymphad
• CVS : normal S1S2 ,no murmurs
RS :increase AP diameter, poor air entry, no tachypnea, normal breath
sound, no adventitious sound
7. • Abdominal : hypoactive bowel sound, abdominal distension,
generalized tenderness, no guarding, no rebound
tenderness, hypertympanic on percussion, no sign of
chronic liver disease
Surgical scar
extremities : cap refill < 2sec, no pitting edema
PR : no feces,no mass, no rectal shelf, normal sphincter tone
12. Conclusion:
o abdominal pain and abdominal distension with history of laparotomy
o Film acute abdomen series
o Sign of small bowel obstruction
o CT
o Transition point was seen at small bowel