JBJS case connector · 2020
Acetabular Surgery in the Prone Position Resulting in a Life-Threatening Splenic Injury: A Case Report.
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Öztürk Alper, Yüksel Sinan, Selamoğlu Arda, Gökçe Aysun, Bilgetekin Yenel Gürkan
Аннотация
CASE: The case reported involves a patient who developed an unexplained decrease in hemoglobin after acetabular fracture surgery in the prone position. Repeat abdominal computed tomography was remarkable for a massive subcapsular spleen hematoma secondary to rib fracture impingement, which required splenectomy.
CONCLUSION: The spleen can be injured by a fracture rib during prone positioning for fixation of an acetabular fracture. Prone surgical positioning may cause iatrogenic intra-abdominal organ injury in patients with displaced lower rib fractures. Lateral positioning should be considered for acetabular surgery in patients with rib fractures.
CONCLUSION: The spleen can be injured by a fracture rib during prone positioning for fixation of an acetabular fracture. Prone surgical positioning may cause iatrogenic intra-abdominal organ injury in patients with displaced lower rib fractures. Lateral positioning should be considered for acetabular surgery in patients with rib fractures.