A CASE OF OPHTHALMIC ANENRYSM CAUSED BY GUNSHOT INJURY

Year 2001, Volume: 54 Issue: 3, 247 - 249, 30.09.2001

Hasan Çağlar Uğur

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Abstract

Traumatic aneurysms are rare, representing only 0.04%-0.09% of all cerebral aneurysms.
They usually involve either the peripheral cere-
bral arteries or the basal portion of the internal carotid artery. Several theories have been pro- posed to explain the pathogenesis of traumatic aneurysms.(1, 2) Digital subtraction angiography provides the standard for diagnosing traumatic aneurysms, and the primary treatment is surgical. The purpose of this study is to add to the literature a case of traumatic ophthalmic aneurysm and to briefly discuss the pathogenesis, possibiliTE

Keywords

Aneurysm , Ophthalmic Artery , Trauma

ATESLI SILAH YARALANMASININ NEDEN OLDUGU OFTALMIK ARTER ANEVRIZMA VAKAS

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Abstract

Bu yazida travma kaynakl bir oftalmik anevriz-
ma vakasi sunulmustur.Hasta klinigimize atesli si-
lah yaralanmaya bagli gérme kaybr ile basvurmus-
tur.Direk kafa grafisinde sivri uglu kursun pargasi
gériilmiistir. Yapilan serebral anjiografi ile oftal-
mik arter anevrizmasi tanist konulmustur.Operas-
yon sirasinda oftalmik arterde yalanci anevrizma
ile kargilagilmistir.Bu_ konudaki literattire bilgileri
kisaca tartisitmistir.

Keywords

Anevrizma , Oftalmik Arter , Travma

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