Eda Pepe ŞENGÜL, Onur ÖZLÜ, Aysu Hayriye TEZCAN, Meltem AKTAY, İlknur KESKİOĞLU

Epidermolizis büllozalı hastada anestezi yöntemi: iki olgu sunumu

Epidermolizis bülloza (EB), cilt ve mukozalarda kendiliğinden veya travma sonrası gelişen büllerle karakterize genetik geçişli bir hastalıktır. Bu olgularda anestezi ve cerrahi uygulamalarında her işlem yeni lezyon oluşumuna neden olabileceği için, en az travma ve noninvazif monitörizasyon uygulanmalıdır. Bu yazıda EB tanısı konulmuş iki olguya uygulanan anestezik yaklaşım sunulmuştur.

Anesthetic management in patients with epidermolysis bullosa: two case reports

Epidermolysis bullosa (EB) is a hereditary disease characterized by bullae of the skin and mucosa that arise spontaneously or following trauma. In these patients, all processes associated with anesthesia can cause new lesions, so management should be directed towards as minimal noninvasive monitoring and trauma as possible. Anesthetic management of two cases of epidermolysis bullosa are presented in this report.

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