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Omurga Cerrahisine Anestezi Yaklaşımı - Derleme

Anesthetic Approach to Spine Surgery - Review

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  • Maltepe Tıp Dergisi

Publication Year:

  • 2009

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Abstract (2. Language): 
Spinal column while supplying structural stability both protects spinal cord and maintains erect posture of human being with balancing body weight. Neurological defi cits resulted from compressions, pathological lesions such as tumor, infection, posture disorders such as scoliosis, trauma related- both instability of spinal column and neuropathic pain are the main causes of spinal surgery. In this review from the anesthesiologist’s perspective, major point related to spine surgery was discussed.
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Abstract (Original Language): 
Omurga, yapısalstabilizasyonusağlayarak omuriliğikorurvevücutağırlığını dengeleyerek, ayakta durabilmeyisağlar. Basıya bağlınörolojikdefisit, tümör ya da enfeksiyon gibi patolojik lezyonlar, skolyoz gibi pozisyon bozuklukları, travma sonrasıomurganıninstabilitesiveomurga kökenliağrılarcerrahinin başlıcanedenleridir. Bu derlemeilediskektomi, laminektomi, plaklama, korpektomigenişbircerrahiyelpazeyesahipomurga cerrahisininanestezist gözüyle önemli noktaları ele alınacaktır.
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