2014
DOI: 10.5603/ait.2014.0032
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Objawy wstrząsu hipowolemicznego podczas wprowadzenia do znieczulenia dziewczynki z rozległą malformacją naczyniową — niepożądane następstwo zastosowania propofolu i sewofluranu?

Abstract: Background: Venous malformations are the second most common congenital vessel anomaly. In our hospital, we conduct up to 30 sclerotherapies with 1-3% aethoxysclerol annually in children of all ages. The procedure is invasive and painful and therefore requires general anaesthesia. Case report: A 16-year-old girl underwent sclerotherapy of a vast vascular malformation of her left leg, pelvis, abdominal cavity and thorax. After induction of general anaesthesia and positioning for the procedure, she presented with… Show more

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“…Volatile anesthetics and propofol induce redistribution of blood from the systemic circulation to the venous malformation and can lead to unexpected and disastrous effects in patients with such vascular abnormalities. The combination of both of these agents can have a synergistic effect [18]. In our case, sevoflurane was used in a lower dose (1 vol %) for inhalational maintenance.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Volatile anesthetics and propofol induce redistribution of blood from the systemic circulation to the venous malformation and can lead to unexpected and disastrous effects in patients with such vascular abnormalities. The combination of both of these agents can have a synergistic effect [18]. In our case, sevoflurane was used in a lower dose (1 vol %) for inhalational maintenance.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%