Presentation
Resection of the prostate and bladder due to neoplasia. Persistent fever and pelvic pain.
Patient Data
Age: 70
Gender: Male
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It is possible to identify a urostomy procedure, where both ureters are anastomosed with a ileal segment that is externalised on the abdominal wall (stoma). Near to anastomosis and occupying the anterior pelvis there is a abscess with gas bubbles within (about 120 ml).
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Annotated images depicting the findings.
Case Discussion
Surgical complication: pelvic abscess.
Bladder and prostate resection. Urostomy procedure, where both ureters are anastomosed with a ileal segment that is externalized on abdominal wall (stoma).
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