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Transiet Neurologic symptoms (TNS) following administration of intrathecal 2 % lidocaine (Case report)

İntratekal % 2'lik lidokain uygulamasını takiben gelişen geçici nörolojik semptomlar (Olgu sunumu)

Tuğsan Egemen BİLGİN
Şebnem ATICI
Ali Aydın ALTUNKAN
Uğur ORAL
Pages
487–489
Publication Date
2022-11-05
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In tliis case report; we aimed to present a patient who had GNS symptoms on postoperative 18 h. and recovered on postoperative 17th day after TUR-P operation with spinal anaesthesia using 2% lidocain.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Transient Neurologic Symptoms is a neurotoxicity syndrome characterized by pain and dysesthesia radiated to the buttocks and sacral dermatoms within the first 24 h, in the postoperative period after intrathecal local anaesthetic application.
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Transient Neurologic Symptoms is a neurotoxicity syndrome characterized by pain and dysesthesia radiated to the buttocks and sacral dermatoms within the first 24 h, in the postoperative period after intrathecal local anaesthetic application. In tliis case report; we aimed to present a patient who had GNS symptoms on postoperative 18 h. and recovered on postoperative 17th day after TUR-P operation with spinal anaesthesia using 2% lidocain.

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BİLGİN, T. E., ATICI, Ş., ALTUNKAN, A. A., ORAL, U. (2022). Transiet Neurologic symptoms (TNS) following administration of intrathecal 2 % lidocaine (Case report). Türk Pediatri Arşivi, Cilt: 30 - Sayı: 10, 487–489. https://ajindex.com/articles/641761

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