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Stab wound to the gluteal region: A management strategy

Gluteal bölgenin delici kesici aletle yaralanmasında tedavi stratejisi

Halil COŞKUN
Tülay EROĞLU
Uygar DEMİR
Burhan GÜNDÜZ
Mehmet MİHMANLI
Pages
50–53
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Angiography revealed an injured inferior gluteal artery, which was successfully embolized.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Stab wounds to the gluteal region are uncommon and potentially lethal, and the location of injury influences the rate and severity of associated injuries.
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Key Findings & Data:We report an unusual case of a inferior gluteal artery rupture without stab wounds.
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Conclusion & Impact:Angiography revealed an injured inferior gluteal artery, which was successfully embolized.
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Abstract

Stab wounds to the gluteal region are uncommon and potentially lethal, and the location of injury influences the rate and severity of associated injuries. We report an unusual case of a inferior gluteal artery rupture without stab wounds. Angiography revealed an injured inferior gluteal artery, which was successfully embolized.

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Gluteal bölgenin delici kesici aletle yaralanması oldukça nadir olup, kompleks ve ciddi yaralanmalara neden olarak, yaralanmanın lokalizasyonuna göre ölümcül seyredebilmektedir. Biz burada oldukça ender görülen arteria guluteus inferior yaralanmasını anjiografik olarak tespit edip başarılı bir emholizasyon tedavisini bildirmekteyiz.

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COŞKUN, H., EROĞLU, T., DEMİR, U., GÜNDÜZ, B., MİHMANLI, M. (2003). Stab wound to the gluteal region: A management strategy. Şişli Etfal Hastanesi Tıp Bülteni, Cilt: 37 - Sayı: 2, 50–53. https://ajindex.com/articles/363616

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