Ateşli Silah Yaralanması Sonrası Spiral Ven Grefti ile Femoral Ven Tamiri

Abstract

Alt ekstremite kompleks vasküler yaralanması sonrası arteryel restorasyon yanında venöz tamir yapılması uzun yıllar tartışmalı bir konu olarak kalmıştır. Venöz dolaşımın sağlanmaması ekstremite ödemi ve kompartman sendromuna yol açarak arteriyel dolaşımı bozmakta ve ekstremite kaybı insidansını artırmaktadır. Biz bu olgu sunumunda ateşli silahla yaralanmaya sekonder meydana gelen alt ekstremite vasküler travmasında spiral safen ven grefti tekniği ile uygulanan venöz tamir olgusunu sunduk

Keywords

• Ekstremite; yara ve yaralanma; yaralanmalar, silahla yaralanma; femoralven.

Femoral Vein Repair with Spiral Vein Graft After Gunshot Injury

Abstract

Performing venous repair, along with arterial restoration, following complex vascular injury of lower limb has stayed as an issue of debate for years. Unrepaired venous inflow increases extremity loss incidence by causing oedema and compartment syndrome which compromises arterial inflow. In this report we present a case in which we performed a venous repair using spiral saphenous vein graft technique for complex vascular trauma due to gunshot injury.

Keywords

• Extremities; wounds and injuries; wounds, gunshot; femoral vein.

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