Colon occlusion due to extraperitoneal colostomy closure
Keywords:
colostomie, colorectal surgery, intestinal occlusionAbstract
A patient underwent colostomy with extraperitoneal closure and in the immediate postoperatory period suffered intestinal invagination. The author attributes
it to the reduced space left to the colon after replacing it in the abdomen.
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