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Type of intestinal obstruction

Dynamic IO


Adynamic IO

Classification of intestinal obstruction

1.Acc to onset:


acute (SI)


Chronic (LI)


Acute on top of chronic


2. Site :


-Lumen(FB, fecal impaction, gallstone)


-on the wall: strictures, cancer.


- pressure from outside: hernia, volvulus, adhesion, interssusception.


3. Causes of obstruction


mechanical obstruction


Strangulation obstruction


Functional obstruction. (paralytic ileus, MVO)






Pathophysiology of intestinal obstruction

1.At proximal to obstruction:


- hyperperistalsis


- anti peristalsis phase (vomiting of content)


- distension of loop due to fluid and gas.


- increase the pressure against the wall-- occlusion of venous-- oedema - - more pressure-- occlusion of arterioles -- ischemia & gangrene.


- bacterial overgrowth


2. At distal to obstruction


- normal peristalsis and emptying of the content.


- eventually become empty and collapse.



Function obstruction:


- no peristalsis (absent of bowel sound)

Complication of intestinal obstruction

Fluid & electrolyte loss


Hypovolemic shock


Toxemic


Perforation & peritonitis

Clinical picture of IO

Pain (colicky)


Vomiting


Distention


Constipation

Treatment of IO

1. Resuscitation (pre operative preparation) = drip and suck (Ryle tube), IV fluid, antibiotics.


2. Operation.


- Deliver the ceacum & examine.


- decompress the bowel


- deal with the cause.