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Awake craniotomy in an 11 year-old pediatric patient

11 Yaşındaki çocuk olguda uyanık kraniyotomi

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In this pediatric case; we discussed our practice of anesthesia in a 11-year-old patient undergoing awake craniotomy in which we applied conscious sedation with remifentanil infusion following the infiltration of the incision line with a local anesthetic agent.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Awake craniotomy is the preferred method of anesthesia for resection of epileptic foci or lesions near elequent cortical areas and can be applied in pediatric patients.
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Key Findings & Data:Appropriate patient selection and preoperative evaluation is important for awake craniotomy.
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Conclusion & Impact:In this pediatric case; we discussed our practice of anesthesia in a 11-year-old patient undergoing awake craniotomy in which we applied conscious sedation with remifentanil infusion following the infiltration of the incision line with a local anesthetic agent.
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Awake craniotomy is the preferred method of anesthesia for resection of epileptic foci or lesions near elequent cortical areas and can be applied in pediatric patients. Appropriate patient selection and preoperative evaluation is important for awake craniotomy. Sedation under close monitoring is required with scalp block or infiltration of local anesthetics. Short-acting agents should be used for sedation, that allows the patient's neurological evaluation. In this pediatric case; we discussed our practice of anesthesia in a 11-year-old patient undergoing awake craniotomy in which we applied conscious sedation with remifentanil infusion following the infiltration of the incision line with a local anesthetic agent.

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Uyanık kraniyotomi, epileptik odakların veya hassas kortikal bölgelere yakın lezyonların rezeksiyonunda tercih edilen bir anestezi yöntemidir. Çocuk yaş grubu olgularda da uyanık kraniyotomi uygulanabilir. Başarılı bir uyanık kraniyotomi için uygun hasta seçimi ve preoperatif de¤erlendirme önemlidir. Skalp blo¤u veya lokal anestezik infiltrasyonunun ardından yakından izlenen bir sedasyon gereklidir. Sedasyonda kullanılan ajanlar kısa etkili olmalı ve hastanın nörolojik de¤erlendirmesine izin vermelidir. Bu çocuk olguda; insizyon hattının lokal anestezik ile infiltrasyonunun ardından remifentanil infüzyonuyla bilinçli sedasyon uyguladı¤ımız 11 yaşındaki uyanık kraniyotomi olgusundaki anestezi uygulamamızı tartıştık.

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SARIHASAN, B., KELSAKA, E., KUŞDERCİ, H., DAĞÇINAR, A. (2013). Awake craniotomy in an 11 year-old pediatric patient. Anestezi Dergisi, Cilt: 21 - Sayı: 1, 55–58. https://ajindex.com/articles/164545

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