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Eksternal penetran boyun yaralanmasına bağlı gelişen larinks, hipofarinks ve mandibula yaralanması

Larynx, hypopharynx and mandible injury due to external penetrating neck injury

Gül ACAR ÖZBİLEN
Muhammet TEKİN
H. Osman ÇAM
Emre KAYTANCI
Pages
271–273
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Here we report a 27-year-old male patient who was referred to our emergency department and presented with hyoid bone fracture, multiple mandibular fractures, and hypopharynx perforation due to a ballistic external neck injury.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Esophageal and laryngeal injuries due to ballistic injuries are seldom encountered.
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Key Findings & Data:Incidence of external penetrant neck injuries may vary between 1/5000-137000 patients among emergency service referrals.
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Abstract

Esophageal and laryngeal injuries due to ballistic injuries are seldom encountered. Ballistic external neck traumas generally result in death. Incidence of external penetrant neck injuries may vary between 1/5000-137000 patients among emergency service referrals. Vascular injuries, esophagus- hypopharynx perforations, laryngotracheal injuries, bony fractures, and segmentations may be encountered in external neck traumas. Here we report a 27-year-old male patient who was referred to our emergency department and presented with hyoid bone fracture, multiple mandibular fractures, and hypopharynx perforation due to a ballistic external neck injury.

Özet

Blastik travmalara bağlı özöfageal ve laringeal yaralanmalar nadir görülürler. Blastik travmalara bağlı gelişen dış boyun travmaları genellikle ölümle sonuçlanır. Penetran dış boyun travmalarının acil servise başvuran hastalar arasındaki insidansı 1/5000-137000 arasında değişmektedir. Dış boyun travmalarında vasküler yaralanmalar, özofa-gus-hipofarenks perforasyonları, laringotrakeal yaralanmalar, kemik yapılarda kırık ve parçalanmalar görülebilir. Bu yazıda, eksternal blastik boyun travmasına bağlı olarak acil servise başvuran hiyoid kırığı, multipl mandibula kırığı ve hipofarenks perforasyonu saptanan 27 yaşındaki erkek hasta sunuldu.

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ÖZBİLEN, G. A., TEKİN, M., ÇAM, H. O., KAYTANCI, E. (2013). Eksternal penetran boyun yaralanmasına bağlı gelişen larinks, hipofarinks ve mandibula yaralanması. Ulusal Travma ve Acil Cerrahi Dergisi, Cilt: 19 - Sayı: 3, 271–273. https://ajindex.com/articles/323908

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