Drenaje transhepático con guía ecográfica de un absceso mediastínico

Simón-Yarza, I.; Viteri-Ramírez, G.; García-Lallana, A.; Benito, Alberto

doi:10.1016/j.rx.2011.11.010

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“…Закордонними авторами запропоновано спосіб транскутанного трансабдомінального дренування нижніх відділів середостіння при відмежованих гнійних медіастинітах через ліву частку печінки. Однак такий спосіб небезпечний залученням до процесу самої лівої частки печінки, внутрішньопечінковим абсцедуванням, формуванням біломи [6].…”

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A case of surgical treatment of neck phlegmon after gunshot wound complicated by total posterior mediastinitis using laparoscopic surgical techniques

Makarov,

Shipilov,

Viun

et al. 2024

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The purpose of this article is to demonstrate the peculiarities of diagnosis and staged surgical treatment for neck phlegmon after gunshot wound complicated by total posterior mediastinitis using laparoscopic surgical techniques. Inflammatory complications in neck injuries are a serious complication with a rapid course. An important diagnostic method is multislice computed tomography. The use of multislice computed tomography in the dynamics of the postoperative period allows for timely detection of further spread of the mediastinal inflammatory process. In the surgical treatment of neck phlegmon, it is necessary to open all fascial spaces widely and perform drainage of the upper mediastinum. Laparoscopic access is a minimal trauma with good visualization of the posterior mediastinum (middle and lower), which allows for a complete revision, sanitation, and drainage of the posterior mediastinum. To prevent a leakage of purulent contents from the mediastinal cavity into the abdominal cavity, safety drains in both hypocostal areas are placed in subdiaphragmatic spaces to the oesophageal opening.

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A case of surgical treatment of neck phlegmon after gunshot wound complicated by total posterior mediastinitis using laparoscopic surgical techniques

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Shipilov,

Viun

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“…As initial CMPA drainage method, there has been surgical mediastinotomy and transdiaphragmatic abscess omentalization [ 4 , 6 ]. In human, percutaneous drainage is indicated, if the patients are old and have disseminated intravascular coagulation, immunodeficiency, malnutrition or high risk of re-operation [ 2 , 12 ]. Successful management of CMPA may depend on early diagnosis followed by aggressive surgical drainage and suitable antibiotic therapy, and correction of the underlying predisposing conditions.…”

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Nonsurgical resolution of caudal mediastinal paraesophageal abscess in a cat

Jung

Choi

2015

The Journal of Veterinary Medical Science

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A one-year-old, castrated male domestic short hair cat was admitted with a history of anorexia, regurgitation and pyrexia for two days. Fever and leukocytosis were identified. There were a large soft tissue density oval mass in the caudal mediastinum on thoracic radiographs, a fluid-filled oval mass in the caudal mediastinum on ultrasonography, and left-sided and ventrally displaced and compressed esophagus on esophagram. On esophageal endoscopy, there were no esophageal abnormalities. CT findings with a fluid filled mass with rim enhancement indicated a caudal mediastinal paraesophageal abscess. The patient was treated with oral antibiotics, because the owner declined percutaneous drainage and surgery. The patient was admitted on emergency with severe respiratory distress; and ruptured abscess and deteriorated pleuropneumonia were suspected. With intensive hospitalization care and additional antibiotic therapy, the patient had full recovery.

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Drenaje transhepático con guía ecográfica de un absceso mediastínico

Cited by 2 publications

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A case of surgical treatment of neck phlegmon after gunshot wound complicated by total posterior mediastinitis using laparoscopic surgical techniques

A case of surgical treatment of neck phlegmon after gunshot wound complicated by total posterior mediastinitis using laparoscopic surgical techniques

Nonsurgical resolution of caudal mediastinal paraesophageal abscess in a cat

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