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Abstract

OVARIAN HEMORRHAGE WITH HEMOPERITONEUM LEADS TO COMPLICATION OF ORAL TREATMENT USING INDIRECT ANTICOAGULANT ADMINISTERED BY THE ORAL ROUTE

Z. Khallouk*, S. Bouhache, K. EL Moussaoui, N. Zeraydi, A. Lakhdar and A. Baidada

ABSTRACT

Introduction: Ovarian hemorrhage with hemoperitoneum is a rare but serious complication of ovulation related to rupture of either the corpus luteum or functional cyst. It is due to treatment using oral indirect anticoagulant and specifically affects young women. Current knowledge and key points: We review cases that were reported since the initial description by Weseley in 1957. The main indications for oral indirect anticoagulant are thrombophlebitis and valvular cardiac prosthesis. Pelvic pain with peritoneal irritation is the most common symptom in more than one third of the patients. An initial collapse is reported in 22% of the cases. Surgery is the main treatment. Mortality is 3% and recurrences occur in nearly 25% of the patients. Future prospects and projects: Potential ovarian hemorrhage should be investigated when a woman taking oral indirect anticoagulant develops acute abdominal pain. Surgery should be conservative and whenever possible, should include celioscopy. Systematic ovarian blockade should be discussed in women taking long-term oral indirect anticoagulant.

Keywords: Oral anticoagulaUon / ovarian hemorrhage / ovarian cyst / antiphospholipid syndrome / contraception.


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