Rank: Elder Joined: 4/22/2010 Posts: 11,522 Location: Nairobi
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kysse wrote:maka wrote:Bykhovets wrote:maka wrote:Bykhovets wrote:maka wrote:Don't take stomach issues lightly I have been making assumptions,taking flagyl so many times...but I also blame some doctors I have seen been treated for amobeasis and gastroentretitis so many times,little did I know what was cooking in my tummy,you can't believe the thing that was chucked during surgery...alien like...but God is indeed good... @maka, I saw that post where you said you just had abdominal surgery and you were recuperating. I wondered if it was related to the "piles" issue a while back. What did they excise? Was it in the stomach, small intestine or large intestine? Would like to know. Pole ndugu. Get well soon. From the report the surgeon called it a right hemicolectomy...  I hope that mass was taken for histology. Post the pathology findings when you receive them. Seems there was an issue in or around your caecum. It is vestigial, so it can be removed along with part of the ascending colon without much ado. Simple resection and anastomosis. No colostomy fashioning. Booze, mutura na boiro will now be a thing of the past. You need to carefully select your foods for a while. Remember to go for a colonoscopy every 2 years. Glad it has finally been sorted. I thought the pombe thing was a joke... I believe it was taken to kemri here is the report tried posting the scanned version imekataa... Laparatomy;Cecal tumour with appendix not identified.Right hemicolectomy done. Gross Segment of ascending colon with cecum 220mm and attached 100mm terminal ileum portion.On dissection is thickened cecum with normal mucosa. The vermiform appendix is not identified.identified 3 aerosol nodes are sampled. Histopathology Sections of the wall of the large intestines show an organising active chronic inflammatory process with foci of suppuration that is extending from mucosa to serosal surface.The terminal ileum is normal with serosal inflammation.There are no granulomas noted.The serosal lymph nodes show reactive changes only. Diagnosis Cecal mass - organizing active chronic inflammatory process. Comment This might be secondary to a ruptured appendicities. NINI HII!!!!!!!!!! Almost there... possunt quia posse videntur
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