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    Abdomen Agudo Quirúrgico Secundario a Rotura Uterina por Legrado Inducido
    (Universidad Técnica de Ambato-Facultad de Ciencias de la Salud-Carrera Medicina, 2016-10-01) Chango Silva, Margarita Fernanda; Pancho Zela Dr., Marlon Mauricio
    Introduction. Abdominal pain is a complex, sometimes difficult to diagnose and one of the most frequent causes of consultation in emergency services entity, and it is for all medical meet its features to quickly determine the conduct to be followed, since its timely decision may depend on the outcome of the patient. The clinical signs and symptoms are varied and depend on the etiology. In our case report the cause of acute abdomen was the same uterine perforation that may be iatrogenic or spontaneous. Iatrogenic causes include procedures such as dilation and curettage. Spontaneous causes are less commonly responsible for uterine perforation. Given the severity of the disease it is very important to study the female population to prevent irremediable complications in the patient. Objective. Evaluate the clinical management of patients with acute abdomen secondary to surgical uterine perforation. Development. This case is a female patient 26 years of age diagnosed incomplete abortion from 10 weeks pregnancy about concerns that perform curettage twice a week after you have perforativo peritoneal syndrome so go to hospital IESS Riobamba, there perform additional biochemical and imaging test, so is diagnosed with acute abdomen possible uterine rupture, and perform emergency surgery. He later transferred to Hospital IESS Ambato where he is transferred to Ambato IESS Hospital where he is admitted to the intensive therapy during hospitalization is relaparotomy, develop favorably. Conclusions. The acute abdomen secondary to uterine perforation, is a box that requires a proper diagnosis and an immediate resolution because it is at risk the life of the patient. In our case report the clinical management was not entirely appropriate.