adynamic ileus
[uh-dahy-nam-ik il-ee-us]
nounpl: adynamic ileuses
íleo adinâmico
1. A temporary paralysis of the small intestine that prevents normal peristalsis and movement of intestinal contents, typically occurring after abdominal surgery or due to metabolic disturbances
The patient developed adynamic ileus following the appendectomy, requiring nasogastric tube placement.
O paciente desenvolveu íleo adinâmico após a apendicectomia, necessitando inserção de sonda nasogástrica.
2. A non-mechanical obstruction of the intestine characterized by decreased or absent intestinal contractions
Adynamic ileus is a common postoperative complication that usually resolves within 24-72 hours.
O íleo adinâmico é uma complicação pós-operatória comum que geralmente se resolve em 24-72 horas.
This is specialized medical terminology used by healthcare professionals in both Brazil and the United States. In clinical settings, adynamic ileus is a well-recognized postoperative complication, and understanding this condition is crucial for proper patient management. The term is used identically in both Portuguese and English-speaking medical communities, reflecting the international standardization of medical nomenclature.
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