[Ischemic colitis as a first sign of primary antiphospholipid antibody syndrome. A case report].

Background: The primitif antiphospholpid antibody syndrome is a clinico-biologic entity characterized by the artério-venous thromboses and the presence of circulating antibodies against membranous phospholipids. The systemic demonstrations and in particular ulcerated and ischemic colitises are brought back unusually during this affection.

Aim: Report a new case.

Case Report: We bring back one observations of ischemic colitis complicated of perforation revealing a primitif antiphospholpid antibody syndrome at a male patient aged of 45 and requiring the surgical intervention.

Conclusion: This observation recall an exceptional étiology but often unrecognized of ischemic colitises.