Rectal Prolapse Strangled, Necroded Revealing a Tumor in Adult, about a Case of Hospital Somine Dolo of Mopti

Traoré Djibril¹*, Traoré B¹, Coulibaly P², Coulibaly M³, Sidibé AR¹, Cissé D¹, Sangaré Sidy⁴, Kondé A⁵, Koné M¹, Traoré LI⁴, Kamissoko M S⁶, Thera T D¹, Diaby S¹ and Togo A P⁷
¹Department of General Surgery, Hospital Sominé DOLO of Mopti, Mali
²Department of Gynecology and Obstetrics, Hospital Somine DOLO of Mopti, Mali
³Department of Biomedical Laboratory, Hospital Somine DOLO of Mopti, Mali
⁴Department of General Surgery, Hospital Fousseiny Daou of Kayes, Mali
⁵Department of Medecine, Hospital Somine Dolo of Mopti, Mali
⁶Department of Anesthesia and Resuscitation, Hospital Somine DOLO of Mopti, Mali
⁷Department of General Surgery, CHU Gabriel Touré, Bamako, Mali
*Corresponding Author: Traore Djibril, Surgeon of hospital Somine Dolo of Mopti, Mopti, Mali.

Published: February 14, 2023

DOI: 10.55162/MCMS.04.106

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Abstract  

Rectal prolapse long time considered a benign pathology is sometimes accompanied by rare complications to know its strangulation associated with hemorrhage and necosis. In addition to these complications mentioned above, the presence of a rectal tumor made this pathology exceptionally. The aim of our study was to report the management of a case of rectal prolapse associated with a rectal tumor. This was a 62 year old female patient who reportedly consulted in the emergency department for not reducing externalization of a necrotic rectal prolapse with presence of localized tumor. Outside from a clinical and biological anemia, the rest of the examination did not notice any particularities. The rectosigmoidal resection with colo-rectal anastomosis accoding to the Altemeier technique had occupied a large place in the management.

Keywords: Rectal Prolapse; tumor; Altemeier; Hospital Somine Dolo Mopti