Ricardo-Raziel Peña-González, Ricardo-Paul Arellano-López, Erick-F. Hernández, Brandon-Rafael Contreras-Díaz, Williams O. Ramírez-Miguel, Eduardo Aguilera-Callejas, Jonathan Quiroz-Alvarez, Gabriela E. Gutiérrez-Uvalle
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Pneumatosis intestinalis as a manifestation of chronic intestinal volvulus: case report
The pneumatosis cystoides intestinalis (PCI) is a rare disease characterized by presence of gaseous cysts containing nitrogen, hydrogen and carbon dioxide in the intestinal wall that can be idiopathic or associated with other diseases. There are 5 theories about the pathophysiology: mechanic (obstruction), immunosuppression (atrophy of Peyer's patches), bacterial (Clostridium spp.), pulmonary (chronic pulmonary disease) and chemical (exposure to trichloroethylene). The aim of this paper is to present a clinical case of a patient with rheumatic comorbidity admitted to the emergency service and diagnosed with acute abdomen secondary to intestinal volvulus associated with pneumatosis intestinalis.
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