Publications by authors named "Adam C Kahle"
Chylous ascites (CA) is the leakage of triglyceride-rich fluid into the peritoneal cavity. This most commonly occurs due to trauma of the lymphatic system. Recently, lymphangiography with lipiodol have been used with promising results in managing refractory postoperative CA.
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- Para duodenal hernias, caused by abnormal gut rotation and abnormal folds in the peritoneum, are the most common retroperitoneal hernias but are rare after renal transplants.
- A case study of a 48-year-old man revealed intestinal obstruction due to a hernia formed from an incidental peritoneal defect following his renal transplant.
- It is recommended that early postoperative imaging, like CT scans with oral contrast, be used to check for obstructions in patients experiencing prolonged ileus, and that peritoneal defects be appropriately managed during surgery to prevent complications.