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Vol. 27. Issue 7.
Pages 414-416 (January 2004)
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Vol. 27. Issue 7.
Pages 414-416 (January 2004)
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Hemoperitoneo secundario a la rotura espontánea de la vena umbilical
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M. Vallalta Moralesa,
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Correspondencia: Dr. Manuel Vallalta Morales. Av. Valle de la Ballestera 40, puerta 33. 46015 Valencia. España
, B. Canob, C. Morata Aldeaa, J.R. Calabuig Alborcha
a Servicio de Medicina Interna. Hospital Universitario La Fe. Valencia. España
b Servicio de Radiología. Hospital Universitario La Fe. Valencia. España
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Los pacientes con ascitis pueden presentar hemoperitoneo de forma espontánea, tras traumatismos y como complicación de técnicas diagnósticas o terapéuticas. La rotura espontánea de varices intraabdominales es una complicación rara de la hipertensión portal y una causa infrecuente de hemoperitoneo, y se asocia a una elevada mortalidad que alcanza el 75%. Presentamos un nuevo caso de hemoperitoneo espontáneo secundario a la rotura de la vena umbilical en un paciente con cirrosis hepática y revisamos los casos previos descritos en la literatura médica.

Patients with ascites can develop spontaneous hemoperitoneum after injury or as a complication of diagnostic or therapeutic techniques. Spontaneous rupture of intra-abdominal varices is a rare complication of portal hypertension and an infrequent cause of hemoperitoneum that causes high mortality (75%). We present a new case of spontaneous hemoperitoneum secondary to umbilical vein rupture in a male patient with liver cirrhosis and review the cases previously described in the literature.

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