A strangulated hernia as a result of ERCP

A Strangulated Hernia

A Strangulated Paraduodenal Hernia

History.?On the 24th September, 1941, M., a Hindu male, aged 40, was admitted to hospital with a history of severe griping pain in the upper abdomen for two da3rs and inability to pass fseces or flatus for the last 12 hours. No history of previous illness. He had vomited twice during the last 3 hours, and had a feeling of nausea and severe thirst. Physical examination.?The patient was very rest...

A Case of Strangulated Hernia

bowels had not moved, nor had he passed any flatus; he had vomited bile several times.fortunately it was not stercoraceous. The patient and his relatives were informed of the nature and the gravity of his condition. It was decided to operate oil him at once. Some time was spent in getting the necessary instruments and appliances sterilized; the patient was then put under chloroform and Bassini'...

A Case of Strangulated Hernia

morning of the 13th July 1871) with urgent symptoms of strangulated hernia of the right side. He stated that he had been subject to hydrocele of the right side for the past 25 years, and that lie had been tapped for it on several occasions, at variable intervals, but he did not remember noticing a hernial tumour there, until the last time he was tapped, some twenty days ago, when, aft< r the op...

A Case of Strangulated Hernia

Mn. H. K., aged 30 years, well built, an athlete, was admitted into the hospital for vomiting and unbearable pain in the right pubic and scrotal regions which began at 3 a.m. the same morning. On admission the pulse was 86 per minute, temperature 98?F., respiration?21 per minute, tongue?dry and thickly coated. The complaint about a swelling appearing and disappearing in the right pubo-inguinal ...