European spine journal : official publication of the European Spine Society, the European Spinal Deformity Society, and the European Section of the Cervical Spine Research Society · 2017
Iatrogenic bilateral hypoglossal palsy following spinal surgery.
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Panikkar Shrijit, Tol Govind, Siddique Irfan
Аннотация
INTRODUCTION: Bilateral hypoglossal palsy is a rare complication during airway management in surgery.
CASE PRESENTATION: Isolated bilateral hypoglossal palsy was noted post-operatively in a patient who underwent multiple spinal surgeries associated with prone anaesthesia.
DISCUSSION: Risk factors include difficult, multiple intubations, prolonged surgical time, throat pack, and hyperextension of the neck during intubation.
CONCLUSION: We aim to create awareness about this complication which has a significant morbidity and negative effect on patient outcomes.
CASE PRESENTATION: Isolated bilateral hypoglossal palsy was noted post-operatively in a patient who underwent multiple spinal surgeries associated with prone anaesthesia.
DISCUSSION: Risk factors include difficult, multiple intubations, prolonged surgical time, throat pack, and hyperextension of the neck during intubation.
CONCLUSION: We aim to create awareness about this complication which has a significant morbidity and negative effect on patient outcomes.