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Aşırı BOS Eksternal Drenajı Bakteriyel Ventriküliti Şiddetlendirebilir

Excessive External Drainage of CSF Might Aggravate Bacterial Ventriculitis

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Choosing an appropriate drainage method and avoiding excessive drainage might be the key to the treatment of ventriculitis.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Bacterial ventriculitis is one of the most difficult diseases of neurosurgery, if not controlled well in the early stage, it will cause empyema, adhesion and separated infectious ventricle locules inside the ventricle.
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Key Findings & Data:This paper reported a case of ventriculitis, and we propose that excessive external drainage might increase the occurrence rate of the internal separation and adhesion of ventricle in patients with ventriculitis.
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Conclusion & Impact:Choosing an appropriate drainage method and avoiding excessive drainage might be the key to the treatment of ventriculitis.
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Abstract

Bacterial ventriculitis is one of the most difficult diseases of neurosurgery, if not controlled well in the early stage, it will cause empyema, adhesion and separated infectious ventricle locules inside the ventricle. Few studies focus on the relationship between external drainage volume and the occurrence of adhesion and separation of the ventricle. This paper reported a case of ventriculitis, and we propose that excessive external drainage might increase the occurrence rate of the internal separation and adhesion of ventricle in patients with ventriculitis. Choosing an appropriate drainage method and avoiding excessive drainage might be the key to the treatment of ventriculitis.

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Bakteriyel ventrikülit nörocerrahideki en zor hastalıklardan biridir ve erken dönemde iyi kontrol edilmezse ventrikül içinde ampiyem, yapışma ve ayrılmış enfeksiyöz ventrikül loküllerine yol açar. Eksternal drenaj hacmi ile ventrikül yapışması ve ayrılmasının oluşması arasındaki ilişkiye odaklanan çok az sayıda çalışma vardır. Bu makale bir ventrikülit olgusu bildirmektedir ve aşırı eksternal drenajın ventrikülitli hastalarda internal ventrikül ayrılması ve adezyonunun oluşma oranını arttırabileceğini düşünüyoruz. Uygun bir drenaj yöntemi seçmek ve aşırı drenajdan kaçınmak ventriküliti önlemenin temeli olabilir.

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ZHENG, S., LI, G., YOU, C. (2014). Aşırı BOS Eksternal Drenajı Bakteriyel Ventriküliti Şiddetlendirebilir. Turkish Neurosurgery, Cilt: 24 - Sayı: 1, 108–110. https://ajindex.com/articles/404885

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