ORTA KULAK MASTOİD KAVİTEYE UZANMIŞ TEMPORAL LOB HERNİASYON ONARIMI SONRASI NADİR BİR KOMPLİKASYON: NONKONVULZİF STATUS EPİLEPTİKUS

Year 2016, Volume: 79 Issue: 2, 94 - 96, 02.08.2016

Mehmet Çelik , Kadir Serkan Orhan Elif Kocasoy Orhan Burak Karabulut Candan Gürses İsmet Aslan

https://doi.org/10.18017/itfd.64883

Abstract

Bu çalışmada amaç 18 yaşında temporal lob herniasyon onarımı sonrası nonkonvulzif status epileptikus (NKSE) gelişmiş olguyu takdim etmektir. Orta kulak mastoid kaviteye herniye olmuş meningeal ve beyin dokusu seyrek görülen ve hayati tehdit eden bir durumdur. Temporal lob herniasyonu otolojik cerrahilerden sonra meydana gelebilir ve sıklıkla tegmen timpanide iatrojenik kemik defekti oluşturulması ile ilişkilidir. NKSE uzamış nöbet aktivasyonu şeklinde tanımlanabilir ve otolojik cerrahilerden sonra nadir bir komplikasyondur. Bu çalışma bizim bilgimize göre otolojik cerrahi sonrası gelişen NKSE açısından literatürdeki ilk olgudur

Keywords

nonkonvuzif, status epileptikus, heniasyon, temporal lob, tegmen timpani, mastoidektomi, mastoid kavite

A RARE COMPLICATION AFTER REPAIRING TEMPORAL LOBE HERNIATION INTO MASTOID CAVITY: NON-CONVULSIVE STATUS EPILEPTICUS

Abstract

The aim of this study is to present the case of an 18-year-old male who developed non-convulsive status epilepticus (NCSE) after the operation for temporal lobe herniation. The herniation of meningeal and brain tissues into the middle ear and mastoid cavity is a rare and potentially life-threatening condition. Temporal lobe herniation might occur after otologic surgeries which are often related with an iatrogenic bony defect of tegmen tympani. NCSE can be defined as prolonged seizure activity and is an extremely rare complication of otological surgeries. To our knowledge, this is the first case for NCSE which developed after otologic surgery in the literature.

Keywords: Herniation, mastoidectomy, mastoid cavity, temporal lobe, status epilepticus,; nonconculsive, tegmen tympani,

Keywords

Herniation, mastoidectomy, mastoid cavity, temporal lobe, status epilepticus, ; nonconculsive, tegmen tympani

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