Correspondence to Author: Arnav B GuptaDepartment of General Surgery, Karnataka, India.

Abstract:

Background: Ileal perforation is one in every of the foremost common acute abdominal emergencies in surgical field. There square measure multiple factors that influence the prognosis and outcome of the patient.

Methods: This study was a prospective interventional study geared toward evaluating the clinical profile, etiology and surgical management and its outcome of patients with nontraumatic ileal perforation.

Results: there have been fifty patients of nontraumatic ileal perforation; causes for perforation were enteric fever 56%; non specific 26%; obstruction 12%; T.B. 3%.Simple closure of perforation and surgical procedure and anastomosis were the mainstay of the surgical management.

Conclusion: Terminal ileal perforation ought to be suspected all told cases of peritoneal inflammation particularly in developing countries and operation should be optimized taking numerous accounts like etiology, delay in surgery and operative findings into thought to scale back the incidence of deadly complications like sepsis,pyoperitoneum, fecal fistula.

Citation:

Arnav B Gupta, A Case Study of Surgical Research and Results of Ileal Perforation. World Journal of Clinical Surgery 2021.