KARDİYOVASKÜLER TEDAVİ SIRASINDA GELİŞEN ÜÇ SPİNAL HEMATOM OLGUSU

Spinal epidural ve subdural hematoma patolojileri ender görülen spinal patolojilerdir. Koagülopatisi olan veya antikoagülan, antiagregan ilaç kullanan hastalarda gelişen motor fonksiyon bozukluklarında, spinal hematomların akılda tutulmaları gereklidir. Bu yazıda; primer kardiyovasküler patolojisi nedeniyle tedavi gören üç hastada komplikasyon olarak gelişen spinal hematom olguları sunulmuştur. Bu hastaların cerrahi tedavisi ve sonrasındaki motor fonksiyonlarındaki düzelme takip sonuçlarına göre özetlenmiştir. Özellikle bu yazıda nörolojik tablo oturmadan, cerrahiye tedaviye alınana kadar geçen sürenin; nörolojik fonksiyonlardaki iyileşmede en önemli faktör olduğu vurgulanmaktadır

Three Cases of Spinal Hematoma Developing During Cardiovascular Treatment

Spinal epidural and subdural hematomas are rare spinal pathologies. However, these pathologies must be remembered beside cranial pathologies in motor function disorders that develop in patients with coagulopathies or patients using anticoagulant and antiplatelet medications. In the current paper, three spinal hematoma cases that developed as the complications of a primary cardiovascular pathology have been presented. This article particularly indicates that the duration between the setting of the neurological status of the patient and the surgical treatment is the most important factor affecting the recovery of neurological functions

Keywords:

Acute spinal epidural hematoma, acute spinal subdural hematoma cardiovascular disease, complication,

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