Over kanserinde intraperitoneal kemoterapi esnasında gelişen katater ilişkili komplikasyonların yönetimi: İki olgu sunumu ve literatür derlemesi

Year 2018, , 88 - 93, 05.06.2018

Gunsu Kımyon Comert Osman Turkmen Alper Karalok Derman Basaran Cigdem Kılıc Sevgi Koc Fulya Kayıkcıoglu Nurettin Boran

https://doi.org/10.5472/marumj.430817

Cited By: 3

Abstract

Bu çalışmada, over kanseri tanısıyla sitoredüktif cerrahiyi takiben

uygulanan intraperitoneal kemoterapi (İPK) esnasında meydana

gelen kateter ilişkili komplikasyona sahip iki hasta sunulmuştur.

Hastalardan birinde bağırsak perforasyonu gelişmiştir. Port

çıkarılmış ve kolostomi uygulanmıştır. Diğer hastada ise, kateterde

blokaj gelişmiş ve kateter boyunca uzanan fibröz adezyonun

serbestleştirilmesi ile komplikasyon yönetilmiştir. Kemoterapi

her iki olguda da gecikme olmaksızın 16 haftada tamamlanmıştır.

Seröz over kanserinde optimal sitoredüktif cerrahi sonrası İPK,

sağkalımı arttırarak umut vaad etmektedir. Klinik uygulamaya

adaptasyonu zorlaştıran nedenlerin başında gelen kateter ilişkili

komplikasyonlar kemoterapinin tamamlanmasında gecikme

olmaksızın yönetilebilmektedir.

Keywords

Over kanseri, Intraperitoneal kemoterapi, Kateter ilişkili komplikasyon

Management of catheter-related complications during intraperitoneal chemotherapy for ovarian cancer: Two case reports and review of the literature

Abstract

In this article, we presented two cases with catheter-related

complications that occurred during intraperitoneal chemotherapy

(IPC) following comprehensive cytoreductive surgery for ovarian

carcinoma. One of the patients had bowel perforation which was

managed by removing the port and creating a colostomy. The

other had catheter blockage that was managed by releasing the

catheter from the fibrous adhesion. Both patients completed all

cycles of chemotherapy without delay. IPC following optimal

cytoreductive surgery in serous ovarian carcinoma holds promise

to improve survival. Catheter-related complications are one of the

major barriers that health care centers experience with the use of

catheters in clinical practice. Yet, they can be managed without

having any delays in chemotherapy treatments.

Keywords

Ovarian cancer, Intraperitoneal chemotherapy, Catheter-related complication

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