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Management and Outcomes among Acute Intestinal Obstruction Patients Admitted At Tertiary Care Institute of North India

Background: Acute intestinal obstruction continues to be one of the commonest surgical emergencies. Present study was done to evaluate the Management and outcomes among acute intestinal obstruction patients admitted at IGMC Shimla. Material and Methodology: This cross sectional study was done among total of 50 patients admitted with features of acute intestinal obstruction in the general surgery department of Indira Gandhi Medical College Shimla, randomly selected during the period from 15 June 2019 to 15 June 2020. Data regarding Socio-demographic Characteristics, Management and outcomes was extracted and analysed using Epi Info Software v7. Results: The study showed the peak incidence of Intestinal obstruction in the age group 51-60 (11) and 61-70(10) years .Mean age in our current study was 53 years and male to female ratio was 3:1. In our study patients of intestinal obstruction were managed more commonly surgically 30 (60%) than conservative 20 (40%). Among the 30 patients managed surgically, Adhesiolysis was done in 8 patients, Resection and anastomosis in 7 patients, Resection anastomosis and stoma creation in 5 patients, Hemicolectomy in 6 patients, Appendicectomy in 2 patients, Transverse loop Colostomy in 1 patient and De-rotation with sigmoidopexy in 1 patient. In the present study of 50 patients, 2 patients died. All death were due to Septicaemia and ARDS. Conclusion: Our study concluded that most of cases of Acute Intestinal Obstruction were managed surgically. Adhesiolysis, Resection and anastomosis, Resection anastomosis and stoma creation and Hemicolectomy were the common mode of surgical management. All death occurred due to Septicaemia and ARDS.