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Subacute epidural abscess following combined spinal epidural anesthesia

Kombine spinal epidural anestezi sonrası subakut dönemde gelişen epidural abse

Gizem İLVAN
Deniz Akşahin KARATAŞ
Özlem YAVUZ ULU
Deniz KARGIN
Yunus ATICI
AKİF ALBAYRAK
HANİFİ ÜÇPUNAR
Pages
135–138
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Epidural abscess development following CSE anesthesia, its diagnosis and treatment is presented in this case presentation.

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Objective & Hypothesis:While combined spinal epidural anesthesia (CSE) is a frequently used and safe anesthesia method especially in orthopedic surgery, it has a serious complication risk.
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Key Findings & Data:Epidural abscess is a regional anesthesia complication which is rare but could be fatal in case it is not diagnosed on time.
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Conclusion & Impact:Epidural abscess development following CSE anesthesia, its diagnosis and treatment is presented in this case presentation.
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Abstract

While combined spinal epidural anesthesia (CSE) is a frequently used and safe anesthesia method especially in orthopedic surgery, it has a serious complication risk. Epidural abscess is a regional anesthesia complication which is rare but could be fatal in case it is not diagnosed on time. Epidural abscess development following CSE anesthesia, its diagnosis and treatment is presented in this case presentation.

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Kombine spinal epidural anestezi (KSE) özellikle ortopedik cerrahilerde sık ve güvenle kullanılan bir anestezi yöntemi olmakla beraber ciddi komplikasyon riski de taşımaktadır. Epidural apse nadir görülen bir bölgesel anestezi komplikasyonu olmakla beraber geç tanı alması durumunda ölümle sonuçlanabilmektedir. Bu vaka sunumunda KSE anestezi sonrasında gelişen epidural apse vakasının tanı ve tedavisi sunulmaktadır.

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İLVAN, G., KARATAŞ, D. A., ULU, Ö. Y., KARGIN, D., ATICI, Y., ALBAYRAK, A., ÜÇPUNAR, H. (2014). Subacute epidural abscess following combined spinal epidural anesthesia. Journal of Turkish Spinal Surgery, Cilt: 25 - Sayı: 2, 135–138. https://ajindex.com/articles/209960

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