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Delayed presentation of a penetrating subclavian arterial injury: Case report

Geç bulgu veren penetran subclavian arter yaralanması: Olgu sunumu

Pages
43–45
Publication Date
2022-10-10
DOI
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Successful surgical therapy was performed on the patient whose condition had suddenly worsened in the 20 hour of the clinical follow-up.Acertain period of follow-up in the hospital setting of patients with injury in the subclavian area even when they show no initial signs will prevent possible lethal complications.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Subclavian artery injuries are quite rare.
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Key Findings & Data:While the arterial injuries can be detected easily at times, the related symptoms may not be detected at all in some cases.
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Conclusion & Impact:Successful surgical therapy was performed on the patient whose condition had suddenly worsened in the 20 hour of the clinical follow-up.Acertain period of follow-up in the hospital setting of patients with injury in the subclavian area even when they show no initial signs will prevent possible lethal complications.
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Abstract

Subclavian artery injuries are quite rare. While the arterial injuries can be detected easily at times, the related symptoms may not be detected at all in some cases. Indirect evidences of arterial injury were detected in our fifty eight year old case brought in with firearm injury. Arterial injury was confirmed by the tests performed while the case was under observation in hospital due to indirect symptoms. Successful surgical therapy was performed on the patient whose condition had suddenly worsened in the 20 hour of the clinical follow-up.Acertain period of follow-up in the hospital setting of patients with injury in the subclavian area even when they show no initial signs will prevent possible lethal complications.

Özet

Subklavian arter yaralanması lokalizasyonu nedeniyle oldukça nadir görülür. Yaralanma bazen çok rahatlıkla saptanabilirken, bazen de arteriyel yaralanmaya ait bariz bulgular saptanamaz. Elli sekiz yaşında olan ve ateşli silah yaralanması nedeniyle getirilen bayan olguda, başvurusu esnasında arter yaralanmasını düşündürecek bulgular saptanamadı. Olguda yaralanmayı düşündürecek tek bulgu travmanın lokalizasyonuydu. İndirekt bulgular nedeniyle hastanede gözlenen olgunun yapılan tetkiklerinde arteriyel yaralanma saptandı. Klinik takibinin yirminci saatinde genel durumu ve hemodinamik parametreleri aniden bozulan olgu cerrahi uygulanarak başarılı bir şekilde tedavi edildi. Subklavian bölgesinden yaralanmış olgularda, damar yaralanmasının kesin bulguları olmasa da, yaralanma şüphesi bulunan olguların hastane ortamında belirli bir süre gözlenmesi olası ölümcül komplikasyonları engelleyecektir.

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YAVUZ, Ş., OZBUDAK, E., BERKİ, T., KANKO, M., TOPÇU, S. (2022). Delayed presentation of a penetrating subclavian arterial injury: Case report. Adnan Menderes Üniversitesi Tıp Fakültesi Dergisi, Cilt: 7 - Sayı: 2, 43–45. https://ajindex.com/articles/429022

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