Trauma case reports · 2023
Pulmonary venous thrombosis of traumatic origin as cause of bilobar infarction.
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Ortega Astrid Carolina Alvarez, Ramírez Lía Jasmín Jiménez, España Nicolás Felipe Torres, Gonzalez Carlos Alejandro García, Ortiz Álvaro Ignacio Sánchez, Galvis Mauricio Velásquez
Аннотация
BACKGROUND: Penetrating chest trauma that is associated with pulmonary injuries can trigger different sequelae, the most frequent being the presence of contusions or pulmonary lacerations that are accompanied by hemopneumothorax.
MATERIALS AND METHODS: Description of a clinical case of interest and review of the literature on the topic.
RESULTS: In this study, we present an unusual consequence of this type of trauma, a pulmonary infarction secondary to an extensive pulmonary venous thrombosis stemming from a firearm injury. This finding associated with lung tissue necrosis led to the need for right upper pulmonary bilobectomy.
CONCLUSIONS: The aim of this study is to understand this unusual form of presentation of pulmonary trauma, understand the pathophysiology that triggers lung injury, review the medical literature on the subject, and expand the general knowledge on this topic.
STUDY TYPE: Therapeutic/care management.
MATERIALS AND METHODS: Description of a clinical case of interest and review of the literature on the topic.
RESULTS: In this study, we present an unusual consequence of this type of trauma, a pulmonary infarction secondary to an extensive pulmonary venous thrombosis stemming from a firearm injury. This finding associated with lung tissue necrosis led to the need for right upper pulmonary bilobectomy.
CONCLUSIONS: The aim of this study is to understand this unusual form of presentation of pulmonary trauma, understand the pathophysiology that triggers lung injury, review the medical literature on the subject, and expand the general knowledge on this topic.
STUDY TYPE: Therapeutic/care management.