Ogilvie's syndrome after rectal prolapse repair and total hemorrhoidectomy: Case report and Discussion

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Key Clinical Message: This case highlights the rare diagnosis of Ogilvie's syndrome after minor surgery in a private hospital where facilities and expertise are generally sparse. It shows the importance of knowledge of the subject, proper assessment, accurate diagnosis, and early input from seniors is crucial to prevent ischemia and perforation of colon that carries high mortality.

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Pervaiz, O. (2016). Ogilvie’s syndrome after rectal prolapse repair and total hemorrhoidectomy: Case report and Discussion. Clinical Case Reports, 4(2), 154–157. https://doi.org/10.1002/ccr3.474

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