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strangulated hernia
strangulated hernia
A strangulated hernia is typically diagnosed through a physical examination and imaging studies such as X-rays or CT scans. Signs of a strangulated hernia include severe abdominal pain, nausea, vomiting, and abdominal tenderness. Urgent surgical intervention is usually required to repair a strangulated hernia to prevent complications like tissue death.
It depends on where the hernia is. Your bowels can become strangulated. So yes, it can happen
A strangulated hernia is one in which the bowel loop is trapped in a hernia.
Strangulation is a condition in which the circulation to a section of the intestine (or other part of the body) is cut off by compression or constriction; it can cause extreme pain.
When the blood supply to a hernia is cut off, it is referred to as a "strangulated hernia." This condition occurs when the herniated tissue becomes trapped and its blood supply is compromised, leading to potential tissue death. Strangulated hernias are considered a medical emergency and require prompt surgical intervention to prevent serious complications.
Yes, if the hernia gets intestines protruding into it and the intestines become entrapped, twisted or strangulated.
Frederick Churchill has written: 'On some of the complications of strangulated hernia and their diagnosis' -- subject(s): Hernia, Case studies, Diagnosis
When the blood supply to a herniated structure is cut off due to pressure, the hernia is referred to as "strangulated." This condition can lead to tissue ischemia and necrosis, as the compromised blood flow can cause the affected tissue to die. Strangulated hernias often require urgent medical attention and surgical intervention to prevent serious complications.
Yes, a hernia can kill you, but it isn't likely. If a portion of the intestine goes out the hernia, it can become strangulated and that portion can die. That leads to infections, bowel impaction and many other issues.