Paralytic ileus as a complication of cerebro-vascular stroke. Report of 3 cases.:-Seport of 3 cases-
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We report 3 patients who suffered from paralytic ileus during the acute course of cerebro-vascular stroke. These patients, who represented 3.5% of all cerebro-vascular stroke patients treated in our department in a year, developed severe abdominal distention and could not eat any more several days or 12 days later following enteral nutrition. Bowel sounds were not noted and a plain roentgenogram showed copious quantities of gas in the small intestine and colon. Conservative treatment including fasting, IVH, enemas, and administration of the pantothenic acid (VB<SUB>5</SUB>), resolved these symptoms within about one week.<BR>In 2 of these 3 patients, no apparent cause of paralytic ileus was detected other than cerebro-vascular stroke, suggesting that stroke per se may occasionally induce the paralytic ileus.
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