Humerus Lateral Kondil Kırığı Olan İki Yaşındaki Pediatrik Hastada İnfraklavikular Blok Deneyimimiz: Olgu Sunumu

Year 2021, Volume: 18 Issue: 3, 529 - 532, 29.12.2021

Abdulhakim Şengel

https://doi.org/10.35440/hutfd.986407

Abstract

Rejyonel anestezi yöntemi, pediatrik hastalarda erişkin hastalara nazaran daha az başvurulan bir anestezik yöntemdir. Ultrasonun klinik uygulamada artan popülaritesi ile beraber hedef sinirin ve lokal anestezik yayılımının doğrudan görüntülenebilmesi pediatrik hastalarda da rejyonel anestezi uygulamasına olanak sağlamıştır. Ancak klinik pratiğe ve literatür taramasına bakıldığında bu uygulamaların hala istenilen düzeyde olmadığı rahatlıkla söylenebilir. Bundan dolayı bu konudaki deneyimlerin bilimsel platformlarda daha çok tartışılıp paylaşılması gerektiğini düşünüyorum. Bu anlamda bir gün önce düşme sonucu Humerus lateral kondilinde kırık meydana gelen ve son bir haftada ağır bir üst solunum yolu hastalığı geçirme öyküsü olan 30 aylık bir çocukta ultrason rehberliğinde uyguladığım İnfraklavikular Brakiyal Pleksus bloğu yöntemi hakkındaki deneyimimi sunmak istedim.

Keywords

Brakial pleksus bloğu, infraklavikular blok, pediatrik anestezi, ultrason

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Our Experience at Infraclavicular Block in A Two-Year Pediatric Patient With Fracture Of Humerus Lateral Condil: Case Report

Abstract

The regional anesthesia method is an anesthetic method that is used less frequently in pediatric pa-tients than in adult patients. With the increasing popularity of ultrasound in clinical practice, direct imag-ing of the target nerve and local anesthetic spread has allowed the application of regional anesthesia in pediatric patients as well. However, when clinical practice and literature review are examined, it is seen that these applications are still not at the desired level and number. Therefore, we think that experi-ences on this subject should be discussed and shared more on scientific platforms. In this sense, we wanted to present our experience about the Infraclavicular Brachial Plexus block method, which we applied under ultrasound guidance in a 30-month-old child who had a fracture in the lateral humeral condyle as a result of a fall the day before and had a history of severe upper respiratory tract disease in the last week.

Keywords

Infraclavicular block, Pediatric nerve block, Ultrasound, Infraclavicular block, Pediatric nerve block, Ultrasound

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