ANAESTHETIC MANAGEMENT OF PENETRATING BRAIN INJURY CAUSED BY A FOREIGN BODY

Journal Title: Journal of Evidence Based Medicine and Healthcare - Year 2018, Vol 5, Issue 13

Abstract

PRESENTATION OF CASE A 23-year-old male patient referred to tertiary care centre presented in the emergency department with a history of road traffic accident with traumatic metallic foreign body injury brain. The patient had post traumatic loss of consciousness, 2 episodes of vomiting. CLINICAL DIAGNOSIS A 23 year old male presented in the emergency department with a history of road traffic accident with traumatic metallic foreign body injury brain. The patient had post traumatic loss of consciousness, 2 episodes of vomiting with GCS E1V1M2, no other external injuries were noted. On examination Pulse- 110/min, B.P.- 96/58 mmHg, SpO2-94% room air. Systemic Examination- CVS -S1 S2, RS-Air entry equal, basal crepts ++, Routine blood investigations, coagulation profile were normal. Skull X-ray showed a vertically oriented radio-opaque nail penetrating the skull and into the brain parenchyma. CT Brain: - Foreign body with metallic artifact in right parietal region with entry through bone with right ventricular haemorrhage.

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Niti Dalal, Naveen Kundilmadom Vijayan

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  • EP ID EP541466
  • DOI 10.18410/jebmh/2018/252
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Niti Dalal, Naveen Kundilmadom Vijayan (2018). ANAESTHETIC MANAGEMENT OF PENETRATING BRAIN INJURY CAUSED BY A FOREIGN BODY. Journal of Evidence Based Medicine and Healthcare, 5(13), 1218-1220. https://europub.co.uk/articles/-A-541466