Two Marfan's syndrome cases; one of them suffering from bilateral subluxed lenses while the other suffering from lens luxation, retinal detachment, lathis degeneration, multiple retinal holes and high degree myopia undergoing operation under general anesthesia were presented.
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Objective & Hypothesis:Two Marfan's syndrome cases; one of them suffering from bilateral subluxed lenses while the other suffering from lens luxation, retinal detachment, lathis degeneration, multiple retinal holes and high degree myopia undergoing operation under general anesthesia were presented.
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Key Findings & Data:Two Marfan's syndrome cases; one of them suffering from bilateral subluxed lenses while the other suffering from lens luxation, retinal detachment, lathis degeneration, multiple retinal holes and high degree myopia undergoing operation under general anesthesia were presented.
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Conclusion & Impact:Two Marfan's syndrome cases; one of them suffering from bilateral subluxed lenses while the other suffering from lens luxation, retinal detachment, lathis degeneration, multiple retinal holes and high degree myopia undergoing operation under general anesthesia were presented.
🔬Design:Research Article
📍Scope:Comprehensive Sample
⚙️Variables:Preoperatif bakım · Marfan sendromu · Çocuk
Abstract
Two Marfan's syndrome cases; one of them suffering from bilateral subluxed lenses while the other suffering from lens luxation, retinal detachment, lathis degeneration, multiple retinal holes and high degree myopia undergoing operation under general anesthesia were presented.
Özet
Bu çalışmada; birinde bilateral sublukse lens, diğerinde ise sağ lens luksasyonu, retina dekolmanı, latis dejenerasyonu, multipl retina delikleri ve yüksek miyopi nedenleriyle genel anestezi altında operasyona alınan iki Marfan sendromlu olgu sunuldu.
CEYHAN, A., DÖNMEZ, F., YAĞMURDUR, H., NARLI, A., ÜNAL, N. (2000). Anesthesia in Marfan's syndrome: Report of two cases. Anestezi Dergisi, Cilt: 8 - Sayı: 4, 302–305. https://ajindex.com/articles/355401
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