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• TITLE: Post-Traumatic Duodenal Rupture at the Fousseyni Daou Hospital in Kayes, Mali: A Case Report

  AUTHORS: Sangare Sidy, Sogoba Gaoussou, Traore Lamine Issaga, Kouyate Mamaye, Katile Drissa, Goita Lassana, Dembele Sadio, Traore Allassane, Dembélé Bakary Tientigui, Traore Drissa, Togo Adegné

  KEYWORDS: Emergency, Duodenal Rupture, Abdominal Contusion

  JOURNAL NAME: Surgical Science, Vol.13 No.6, June 30, 2022

  ABSTRACT: Lesions resulting from duodenal involvement are rare. Their diagnosis and management remain difficult because of the topographic location of most of the duodenum in the retroperitoneum. We report a case of isolated duodenal rupture. At the time of the first operation, the duodenal lesion had gone unnoticed. During our management, we discovered a rupture of the lower knee of the second duodenum and we performed a triple anastomosis after the closure of the ends (proximal and distal). The immediate postoperative course was complicated by the death of the patient on the second day of surgery. Duodenal lesions have much mortality which is increased by the delay in diagnosis and management.