Ankara Üniversitesi Tıp Fakültesi Mecmuası

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General Surgery

Genel Cerrahi

Boyun Bölgesinin Penetran Yaralanmalarında Zorunlu Acil Cerrahi Müdahale

Mandatory Emergency Surgical Intervention for Penetrating Injuries of the Neck Region

Altıntuğ

Semih

ANKARA UNIVERSITY, ANKARA FACULTY OF MEDICINE

12 31 1987

40 4 297 308 10 01 1987 12 30 1987

1947

Ankara Üniversitesi Tıp Fakültesi Mecmuası

Tüm penetran boyun yaralanmaları hasta stabilize edildikten sonra araştırılmalıdır. Anjiyografi, endoskopi ve röntgen çalışmaları yardımcı tanı araçlarıdır ve mümkün olduğunda kullanılmalıdır. Klinik belirtilerin yaralanmanın kapsamını değerlendirmede her zaman güvenilir olmadığı akılda tutulmalıdır. Sadece klinik belirtilere güvenilerek bazı büyük yaralanmalar gözden kaçırılabilir.

All penetrating neck injuries should be investigated after the patient has been stabilized. Angiography, endoscopy, and x-ray studies are helpful diagnostic tools and should be used whenever possible. It should be kept in mind that clinical signs are not always reliable in assessing the extent of injury. Some major injuries may be missed by relying solely on clinical signs.

MANDATORY EMERGENCY SURGICAL INTERVENTION IN PENETRATING WOUNDS OF THE NECK REGION surgery NECK

BOYUN BÖLGESİNİN PENETRAN YARALANMALARINDA ZORUNLU ACİL CERRAHİ MÜDAHALE genel boyun

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