2018
DOI: 10.1016/j.tcr.2018.07.001
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Delayed subclavian artery rupture secondary to a traumatic first rib fracture

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“…10 MS has also been successfully used to expose the left subclavian artery, which provides a wide operative field, and allows rapid vascular control. 9 In our cases, the classic «Trap-door» thoracotomy surgical technique was used, which has been associated with a higher incidence of severe postoperative bleeding and respiratory complications. 3,11 The unilateral anterior cervical-sternothoracotomy incision or «Trap-door» incision was first described as a route of exposure for Pancoast tumors of the superior sulcus.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…10 MS has also been successfully used to expose the left subclavian artery, which provides a wide operative field, and allows rapid vascular control. 9 In our cases, the classic «Trap-door» thoracotomy surgical technique was used, which has been associated with a higher incidence of severe postoperative bleeding and respiratory complications. 3,11 The unilateral anterior cervical-sternothoracotomy incision or «Trap-door» incision was first described as a route of exposure for Pancoast tumors of the superior sulcus.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Computed tomography angiography provides the best diagnostic information to identify subclavian vascular injuries. 9 The choice of surgical approach and incision type is one of the essential points to maintaining the patient's hemostasis; this depends on the injured side and the location of arterial and venous interruption. For some authors, the standard approach for left-sided trauma is anterolateral thoracotomy with a posterior supraclavicular or infraclavicular incision, while right-sided injuries are generally treated with an MS with supraclavicular extension.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Some reports have also described open thoracotomy. Tennyson et al [2] reported traumatic subclavian artery rupture that was successfully repaired by thoracotomy and direct suturing. However, we considered that it would be difficult to perform open thoracotomy in our patient because the bleeding point was unclear.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…第1肋骨骨折端により鎖骨下動脈損傷を遅発性に生じた報告は2例あり,いずれも受傷から34~35時間で致死的な大量血胸を生じていた 4), 5)。本症例のように,受傷から36時間以上経過した後に鎖骨下動脈損傷を生じた例は,文献検索した範囲で認められなかった。頻度は稀であるが,遅発性に重篤な病態を示すことがあり,注意深く経過観察する必要がある。…”
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