2002
DOI: 10.1053/joms.2002.30597
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Bilateral necrosis of the tongue consecutive to cardiac arrest

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“…An unusual case of tongue necrosis in the setting of cardiac arrest has been reported [9]; however, that patient had a history of radiation therapy to the head and neck, which may have resulted in a localized radiation-related vasculopathy. In another unusual case, tongue necrosis in a 64-year-old woman was attributed to vasopressin treatment [10].…”
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“…An unusual case of tongue necrosis in the setting of cardiac arrest has been reported [9]; however, that patient had a history of radiation therapy to the head and neck, which may have resulted in a localized radiation-related vasculopathy. In another unusual case, tongue necrosis in a 64-year-old woman was attributed to vasopressin treatment [10].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…6 Necrosis of the tongue has also been reported subsequent to intra-arterial vasopressin therapy, transient ischemic attack and intestinal infarction. 4,5,10 Recently, we encountered a patient with rapid development of bilateral ischemic necrosis of the tongue secondary to thrombosis of the lingual artery due to disseminated intravascular coagulation (DIC). To our knowledge, this is the first reported case of necrosis of the tongue secondary to DIC.…”
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“…Aufgrund der exzellenten Blutversorgung der Zunge gelten linguale Ischämien als klinische Rarität [1,2,4,7,11]. Trotz der Seltenheit dieses Krankheitsbildes sind in der internationalen Literatur einige Fälle von Zungennekrosen und ein weites Spektrum möglicher zugrunde liegender Pathologien meist in Form von Einzelfallberichten beschrieben [11,12,18].…”
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“…Mit ca. 70 bisher in der internationalen Literatur veröffentlichen Fällen stellt die Riesenzellarteritis (Arteritis temporalis, Morbus Horton, Arteritis cranialis) die mit Abstand häufigste Ursache spontaner Zungennekrosen dar, weshalb beim Auftreten einer unklaren ischämischen lingualen Nekrose zunächst das Vorliegen dieser Erkrankung ausgeschlossen werden sollte [2,4,11,12]. Die Arteritis temporalis ist eine systemische Vaskulitis der mittleren und großen Arterien, die fast ausschließlich ältere Frauen nach dem 50.…”
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