2017
DOI: 10.17343/sdutfd.275277
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ilginç bir vaka : boyalı parmak

Abstract: Elin yüksek basınçlı enjeksiyon yaralanmaları, çok tehlikeli yaralanmalardır. Bu yazıda, sağ el 2. parmağı içerisine su bazlı boya madde birikimi nedeniyle şiddetli ağrı, zonklama, ciltte gerginlik ve fonksiyon kaybı şikayetleriyle başvuran bir hasta sunulmaktadır. Postoperatif altı aylık takibinde herhangi bir komplikasyon görülmedi.

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“…They are caused by high-pressure guns emitting jet streams at high pressures (exceeding hundreds of atmospheres); at these pressure levels, the injected material is forced through minimally distensible structures of the hand and fingers, spreading along the fascia, tendon sheath and neurovascular bundles with significant destructive consequences [1]. Rees first reported in 1937 that the gas detected in the soft tissues could develop secondary to high-pressure injection injuries [2]. Subsequently, it has been reported that this may be due to not only gases but also a variety of liquids such as pressurized paint, grease, diesel fuel, helium, carbon dioxide and nitrous oxide [3].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…They are caused by high-pressure guns emitting jet streams at high pressures (exceeding hundreds of atmospheres); at these pressure levels, the injected material is forced through minimally distensible structures of the hand and fingers, spreading along the fascia, tendon sheath and neurovascular bundles with significant destructive consequences [1]. Rees first reported in 1937 that the gas detected in the soft tissues could develop secondary to high-pressure injection injuries [2]. Subsequently, it has been reported that this may be due to not only gases but also a variety of liquids such as pressurized paint, grease, diesel fuel, helium, carbon dioxide and nitrous oxide [3].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%