World neurosurgery · 2016
Nerve Transfer for Facial Paralysis Under Intravenous Sedation and Local Analgesia for the High Surgical Risk Elderly Patient.
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Rubi Carlos, Cardenas Mejia Alexander, Cavadas Pedro Carlos, Thione Alessandro, Aramburo Garcia Rigoberto, Rozen Shai
Аннотация
BACKGROUND: This case report describes an 86-year-old woman with complete peripheral right-sided facial paralysis resulting from resection of a cervical lipoma 14 months before surgery.
CASE DESCRIPTION: Because of the high anesthetic risk, a masseter to facial nerve transfer was performed under combined light sedation and local anesthetic. Good functional and aesthetic outcomes were noted without complications.
CONCLUSIONS: To our knowledge, nerve transfers under light sedation and local anesthesia have not been described in the literature and may be useful in elderly patients with significant comorbidities.
CASE DESCRIPTION: Because of the high anesthetic risk, a masseter to facial nerve transfer was performed under combined light sedation and local anesthetic. Good functional and aesthetic outcomes were noted without complications.
CONCLUSIONS: To our knowledge, nerve transfers under light sedation and local anesthesia have not been described in the literature and may be useful in elderly patients with significant comorbidities.