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Ateşli silah yaralanmasına bağlı spinal aksesuar sinir palsi: olgu sunumu

Spinal accessory nerve palsy following gunshot injury: a case report

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EMG showed recovery in the left spinal accessory nerve.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Injuries to the spinal accessory nerve are rare and mostly iatrogenic.
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Key Findings & Data:As a seldom case, a 20 year-old male with spinal accessory nerve palsy after penetrating trauma by gunshot was reported.
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Conclusion & Impact:EMG showed recovery in the left spinal accessory nerve.
🔬Design:Research Article
📍Scope:Comprehensive Sample
⚙️Variables:Aksesuar sinir · Parezi · Omuz

Abstract

Injuries to the spinal accessory nerve are rare and mostly iatrogenic. Pain, impaired ability to raise the ipsilateral shoulder, and scapular winging on abduction of the arm are the most frequently noted clinical manifestations. As a seldom case, a 20 year-old male with spinal accessory nerve palsy after penetrating trauma by gunshot was reported. Three months after the injury, he was complaining about left arm pain in abduction to shoulder level and a decreased range of movement. On physical examination, wasting of the left trapezium with loss of nuchal ridge and drooping of the shoulder were found. On neurological examination of the left trapezius and sternomastoid muscles, motor function were 3/5 and wide dysesthesia on the neck, shoulder and arm was present. The bullet entered just above the clavicle and exited from trapezium. Radiological studies were normal, where electromyography (EMG) showed neuropathic changes. Surgical exploration showed the intact nerve lying on its natural course and we performed external neurolysis for decompression. The postoperative period was uneventful.Dysesthesia has diminished slowly. He was transferred to physical rehabilitation unit. In his clinical control after 3 months he had no dysesthesia and neurological examination of the left trapezius and sternomastoid muscles motor function were 4/5. EMG showed recovery in the left spinal accessory nerve.

Özet

Spinal aksesuar sinir yaralanmalar› seyrek görülür ve ço¤unlukla iyatrojeniktir. A¤r›, ayn› taraf omuzun kald›r›lmas› nda güçlük ve kol abdüksiyonunda skapular kanatlanma, en s›kl›kla görülen klinik bulgulard›r. Ender rastlanan bir olgu olmas› nedeniyle, 20 yafl›nda, ateflli silaha ba¤l› penetran yaralanma sonras›nda spinal aksesuar sinir palsili bir erkek olgu sunuldu. Yaralanmadan üç ay sonra, sol kolunu omuz hizas›na kadar abdüksiyona getirdi¤inde a¤r› ve harekette k›s›tl›l›ktan flikayetçiydi. Fiziksel incelemesinde sol trapez kas› erimifl ve omuzu düflmüfl flekildeydi. Nörolojik incelemede sol trapez ve sternokleidomastoid kaslar›n›n motor fonksiyonlar› 3/5 idi; boyun, omuz ve kolda yayg›n dizestezi vard›. Mermi, klavikulan› n üzerinden girip, trapez kas›ndan ç›km›flt›. Radyolojik incelemeler normaldi fakat elektromiyelografi’de (EMG) nöropatik de¤ifliklikler saptand›. Cerrahi eksplorasyonda sinirin trasesi boyunca do¤al seyirini izledi¤i görüldü ve dekompresyon amaçl› eksternal nörolizis yap›ld›. Ameliyat sonras› sorunsuz geçti. Dizestezi ilerleyen günlerde kayboldu. Fizik tedavi de uygulanan hastan›n üç ay sonraki kontrol muayenesinde motor fonksiyonlar 4/5 idi ve EMG’de sol spinal aksesuar sinirde iyileflme saptand›.

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KABATAŞ, S., BAYRAK, Y., CİVELEK, E., İMER, M. S., HEPGÜL, K. T. (2008). Ateşli silah yaralanmasına bağlı spinal aksesuar sinir palsi: olgu sunumu. Ulusal Travma ve Acil Cerrahi Dergisi, Cilt: 14 - Sayı: 1, 76–78. https://ajindex.com/articles/324383

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