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Page 1: Colonoscopic Perforation Jared Torkington Cardiff.

Colonoscopic Perforation

Jared Torkington

Cardiff

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• Incidence

• Aetiology

• Avoidance

• Treatment

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Incidence

• Rates vary 1 in 200 to 1 in 5000• St Marks – no rate quoted• BUPA hospitals – no rate quoted• Cleveland Clinic – no rate quoted• ACPGBI/BSG – no info• Mayo – 1-3/1000, 23/1000 for

polypectomy

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Incidence

• 5% random sample of medicare patients

• >65 years 1991-1998

• 39 286 colonoscopies

• 35 298 flexi sig

Gatto et al 2003

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Results

• Colonoscopy 1.96/1000• Flexi sig 0.88/1000• OR 1.8 (CI 1.2-2.8)• Increasing age, diverticular

disease• 2 or more comorbidities• Risk of perforation decreased

during the study period

Gatto et al 2003

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Polypectomy

• 34,620 colons over 30 years

• 31 perforations (0.09%)

• 18 (58%) in therapeutic

• 13 (42%) in diagnostic

Araghizadeh 2001

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Site

Iqbal 2005

31%

7%

64%

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Aetiology

• Direct penetration

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Aetiology

• Direct penetration

• Bowing

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Aetiology

• Direct penetration

• Bowing• Across a

stricture

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Aetiology

• Direct penetration

• Bowing• Across a

stricture• Barotrauma

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Diagnosis of perforation

• Subtle signs or acute abdomen

• 50% at colonoscopy, rest usually within 48 hrs

• Sepsis

• CXR or CT

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Operation?

• Mechanism of perforation

• Age and co-morbidity

• Bowel prep

• Severity of symptoms

• Degree of sepsis

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Post polypectomy syndrome

• Localized signs

• No systemic sepsis

• Analogous to diverticulitis

• Regular review

• Systemic antibiotics

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Results

• 31 perforations

• 16 (52%) after hot biopsy or polypectomy

• 3 (9%) barotrauma

• 16 (52%) identified at the time

Araghizadeh 2001

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Results - conservative

• 11 (35%) managed conservatively• Afebrile, localised tenderness and

mild WBC rise• 3 went onto surgery, 1 closure and

defunction, 2 closure only• 1 percutaneous abscess drained• 1 death

Araghizadeh 2001

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Results - surgery

• 20 (65%)

• 9 direct closure

• 7 resection, primary anastomosis

• 4 resection and diversion

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Stable, CVSLocalised signsGood health

PeritonitisLarge defectPoor bowel prep

LAPAROTOMY

Erect CXR

Free AirNo Free Air

CT scan Big Perforation

Contained Perforation

Conservative Treatment NBO, IVI, Abs

Deterioration

Kavic 2001

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Other complications

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Summary

• Incidence 1:750

• Several mechanisms

• Role for conservative management in small selected group

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