Simfizis pubis diyastazı; postpartum dönemde nadir görülen, ancak hayat kalitesini olumsuz etkileyen bir durumdur. Pubik aralık normalde 4-5 mm'dir, gebelikte salgılanan hormonlar ile 1-3 mm daha genişleyebilir. Pubik aralığın 10 mm'yi geçmesi durumunda semptomatik hâle gelir ve simfizis pubis diyastazı tanısı konulur. Çalışmamızda; 27 yaşında, 38. gebelik haftasında paritesi 2 olan ve doğum eylemi ek müdahale veya manevra uygulanmadan tamamlanan, distosi açısından bilinen maternal veya fetal risk faktörü bulunmayan bir hastada gelişen postpartum simfizis pubis diyastazı olgusunu sunduk. Postpartum geçmeyen pelvik ağrı ve yürüyememe şikâyetleri olan hastada, öncelikle simfizis pubis diyastazından şüphelenilmelidir. Tanı primer olarak klinik muayene ve pelvis anteroposterior direkt grafisi ile konulur, bununla birlikte klinik bulgular çok belirgin olduğunda pelvik görüntüleme olmadan da tanı koyulabilmektedir.
Anahtar Kelimeler: Gebelik; postpartum; simfizis pubis diyastazı
Symphysis pubis diastasis is a rare condition that has an important role on the life of quality. Normally, pubic gap is about 4- 5 mm length and it can be expanded approximately 1-3 mm cause of hormonal secretion. If the pubic gap exceeds 10 mm, it usually becomes symptomatic as pain, gait disorder and symphysis pubis diastasis is diagnosed. In this report, we present a 38 weeks gestation, 27-year-old woman that referred our clinic with spontaneous third labor and there is no fetal and maternal risk factors related to dystocia. Normal vaginal delivery was performed spontaneously without any maneuver. Postpartum persistant pelvic pain and waddeling walk is characteristic for the symphysis pubis diastasis. Symphysis pubis diastasis is usually diagnosed by clinical examination and radiography. Clinical symptomps are usually characteristic so radiographic screening is not always needed.
Keywords: Pregnancy; postpartum; symphysis pubis diastasis
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