Konaté M¹*, Diallo M¹, Diakité IK¹, Traoré B¹, Diarra L², Traoré O³, Samaké A¹, Keïta M¹, Maïga M¹, Sissoko M¹, Coulibaly O¹ and Coulibaly Y⁴

¹Reference Health Center of Commune VI of the District of Bamako, Mali
²Dermatology Hospital of Bamako, Mali
³Department of General Surgery of the Mother-Children Hospital, Luxembourg
⁴Pediatric Surgery Department of the CHU Gabriel Touré, Mali

*Corresponding Author: Konaté M, Reference Health Center of Commune VI of the District of Bamako, Mali.

Received: January 06, 2022; Published: May 10, 2022

Abstract

Summary: Pathologies of the peritoneal vaginal canal (CPV) are congenital disorders due to the persistence of the peritoneal vaginal canal beyond birth.Objective: To study the pathologies of CPV in the general surgery department of the CSRéf CVI in Bamako.

Methodology: This was a 10-year descriptive retrospective study including the records of patients operated on and monitored for PCPV in the general surgery department of the Csréf CVI in the district of Bamako.

Results: Over 10 years, we collected 266 records of pathologies of the peritoneal vaginal canal which represented 1.43% of all consultations, 8.75% of all surgical interventions and 54.62% of the total. set of pediatric interventions. The average frequency per year was 26.6 cases of the pathology of CPV. The average age was 1.73 +/- 1.33 years with extremes of 1 year and 15 years. Infants were the most represented with 118 cases (44.36%). The male sex represented 98.12% of cases. Premature children accounted for 17 cases (6.39%). The most frequent reason for consultation was intermittent scrotal swelling in 92 cases (34.59%). The swelling was inguino-scrotal in 96 cases (36.09%). The swelling was soft in 259 cases (97.37%). Scrotal ultrasound was performed in 13 cases, or 4.89%. The inguino-scrotal hernia was the most accepted diagnosis in 92 cases, i.e. 34.59% of cases. Pott's herniotomy was the surgical technique used in 195 cases (73.31%). The length of hospitalization of less than 12 hours after the operation represented 254 cases (85.49%). The immediate course was simple in 255 cases (95.86%), hematoma 8 cases (3.01%), Wall suppuration 3 cases (1.13%), and 2 cases (0.75%) of recurrence during evolution after 6 months.Conclusion: The pathologies of CPV operated by general surgeons and on an outpatient basis had simple consequences in our department.

 Keywords: CPV Pathologies; General Surgery; Outpatient Surgery; Csréf CVI

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Citation

Citation: Konaté M., et al. “Pathologies of the Peritonea-vaginal Canal in the General Surgery Department of the Reference Health Center of the CVI Commune of the Bamako District”.Acta Scientific Medical Sciences 6.6 (2022): 125-129.

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