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The use of escort catheterisation in a patient with complete spinal cord ınjury: case report

Komplet spinal kord yaralanmalı bir hastada eskort kateterizasyon uygulanması: olgu sunumu

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86–88
Publication Date
2022-11-05
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We called the first one as “escorting catheter” because it probably occludes any functional false route to let second one pass.

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Objective & Hypothesis:In this article, the first case study of escorting catheterisation in a patient with T4 complete paraplegia and total incontinence is presented.
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Key Findings & Data:The neurological level of the patient was T4, ASIA A.
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Conclusion & Impact:We called the first one as “escorting catheter” because it probably occludes any functional false route to let second one pass.
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Abstract

In this article, the first case study of escorting catheterisation in a patient with T4 complete paraplegia and total incontinence is presented. The neurological level of the patient was T4, ASIA A. As, there has beendifficulty to keep the patient on intermittent sterile catheterisation, urethroscopy was performed and any kind of narrowing or false route were not found. Afterwards, we continued intermittent sterile catheterisation, but catheterisation was still rather difficult. Meanwhile the patient found that after inserting the first catheter in the urethra, the second one waseasily reaching the bladder and emptying the bladder completely. We called the first one as “escorting catheter” because it probably occludes any functional false route to let second one pass.

Özet

Komplet T4 parapleji ve total inkontinanslı bir hastada ilk eskort kateterizasyon olgu çalışması bu makalede sunulmaktadır. Hastanın nörolojik seviyesi T4, ASIA A idi. Hastada steril aralıklı kateterizasyonu (SAK) devam ettirmekte engelle karşılaşılınca üretroskopi tetkiki yapıldı ve üretroskopide herhangi bir darlık bulgusu veya yalancı yol (false route) saptanmadı. Daha sonra tekrar SAK başlatıldı fakat kateterizasyon uygulaması yine de oldukça güçtü. Bu arada hasta, ilk kateteri üretraya yerleştirdikten sonra ikinci kateterin mesaneye rahatlıkla ulaşıp mesaneyi tamamıyla boşalttığını buldu. Böylece biz birinci katetere ikinci kateterin geçişine muhtemelen herhangi bir fonksiyonel yalancı yolu kapatmasından dolayı izin verdiği için eskort kateter adını verdik.

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ÖZKUL, İ., KARAMEHMETOĞLU, Ş. S. (2022). The use of escort catheterisation in a patient with complete spinal cord ınjury: case report. Türkiye Fiziksel Tıp ve Rehabilitasyon Dergisi, Cilt: 53 - Sayı: 2, 86–88. https://ajindex.com/articles/629162

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