Tratamiento de enfisema subcutáneo severo por microdrenaje. A propósito de un caso

Alarcón-Meregildo, Kevin Gustavo; Polo-Romero, Francisco Javier; Beato-Pérez, Jose Luis

doi:10.1016/j.arbres.2013.07.007

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“…It can be accompanied by the application of low to high pressure, depending on the severity of ES. 19,21 There are two case reports of patients with ES.…”

Section: Drainage With Subcutaneous Drainmentioning

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Pathogenesis and Minimally Invasive Management of Subcutaneous Emphysema: A Narrative Literature Review

Syafitra,

Sri Indah Indriani

2023

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Subcutaneous emphysema is the result of air infiltrating the subcutaneous and soft tissues. The prevalence of subcutaneous emphysema varies between 0.43% and 2.34%. Subcutaneous emphysema typically results in mild symptoms, poses no significant risk, and does not necessitate specific medical intervention. Pathologies affecting underlying tissues can exhibit greater severity and pose a risk to life. Subcutaneous emphysema is a challenge in terms of how to handle it. The treatment should initiate a focused endeavor to determine the underlying etiology of subcutaneous air dissection. This literature review focuses on subcutaneous emphysema, specifically exploring its pathogenesis and therapy strategies for people with this condition.

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“…It can be accompanied by the application of low to high pressure, depending on the severity of ES. 19,21 There are two case reports of patients with ES.…”

Section: Drainage With Subcutaneous Drainmentioning

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“…16,19 A cohort study by Chen et al evaluated 255 patients with ES after elective surgery for lung resection. All of these patients were treated with 28F…”

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Pathogenesis and Minimally Invasive Management of Subcutaneous Emphysema: A Narrative Literature Review

Syafitra,

Sri Indah Indriani

2023

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“…Existen diversas terapias para el manejo del ES en adultos, como el corte supraclavicular (colocando un dren Penrose acompañado de leve frotación para que permanezca permeable), el drenaje por aspiración con diferentes catéteres (como los multiperforados) y el drenaje pasivo con angiocatéter de mínima medida reformada por la técnica de Beck (5)(6)(7) . Sin embargo, en los pacientes pediátricos aún no existen referencias del drenaje subcutáneo mediante la técnica de Beck (8) .…”

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Drenaje subcutáneo por técnica de Beck para enfisema subcutáneo masivo en paciente pediátrico: reporte de caso

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Diversas terapias son empleadas para el manejo del enfisema subcutáneo en adultos, pero no se ha encontrado alguna referencia del drenaje subcutáneo mediante la técnica de Beck en pacientes pediátricos. Presentamos el caso clínico de una paciente de catorce años de edad con un trauma cerrado debido a una caída desde una altura de diez metros. Al ingreso, la paciente muestra pérdida de conciencia y desarrolla un síndrome de distrés respiratorio, por lo que se le indica ventilación mecánica. Siete días después se produce un enfisema subcutáneo y se realiza una inserción con angiocatéter fenestrado empleando la técnica de Beck. El enfisema en la zona superior del tórax y el rostro disminuyó a las 24 horas, y a las 72 horas la resolución fue completa.

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Massive Subcutaneous Emphysema

Pitukweerakul

Pilla

2016

J GEN INTERN MED

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A n 87-year-old woman with COPD presented with sudden-onset shortness of breath. She was tachypneic, with increased work of breathing and decreased breath sounds over her right hemithorax. She was intubated and had a right chest tube placed for acute respiratory failure and tension pneumothorax. Shortly afterward, she developed massive subcutaneous emphysema involving her arms, breasts, abdomen and right thigh. Chest radiography was performed after the procedures. Two days later, computed tomography imaging of the chest was performed. A chest drainage system showed persistent air leak without resolving subcutaneous emphysema. The patient subsequently underwent a right thoracotomy with right lower lung wedge resection. The subcutaneous emphysema improved significantly.Common causes of subcutaneous emphysema include blunt trauma, pneumothorax, pertussis, rib fracture, ruptured bronchial tube or esophagus, or a complication of tube thoracotomy. Clinical findings include swelling and crepitus over the involved site. In general, subcutaneous emphysema is self-limited, but respiratory and circulatory difficulties can occur due to compression of the trachea and great vessels at the thoracic inlet. 1 Successful treatment techniques for massive subcutaneous emphysema have been reported. 2 Bilateral infraclavicular incisions and subcutaneous drain by trocar-type chest tube have been successfully performed in a small number of cases. 2-4 These techniques were considered effective and safe.

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Tratamiento de enfisema subcutáneo severo por microdrenaje. A propósito de un caso

Cited by 5 publications

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Pathogenesis and Minimally Invasive Management of Subcutaneous Emphysema: A Narrative Literature Review

Pathogenesis and Minimally Invasive Management of Subcutaneous Emphysema: A Narrative Literature Review

Drenaje subcutáneo por técnica de Beck para enfisema subcutáneo masivo en paciente pediátrico: reporte de caso

Massive Subcutaneous Emphysema

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