Coflkun ARAZ, Müge GÜRLER, Ali AYHAN, Cem KÜÇÜKERDÖNMEZ, Zeynep KAYHAN

POSTOPERATIVE BILATERAL VISUAL LOSS DUE TO BILATERAL

Postoperatif görme kaybı çok nadir görülen, beklenmedik ve korkulan bir komplikasyondur. Oküler ya da oküler olmayan tümcerrahiler sonrasında görülebilir. Bu olgu sunumunda jinekolojik malignite cerrahisi sırasında oluşan baziler arter trombozunasekonder gelişen oksipital lob infarktına bağlı bilateral görme kaybını bildirmekteyiz

Araz ve ark: Postoperatif Bilateral Görme Kaybı

Postoperative visual loss (POVL) is a very rare, unexpected and devastating complication. It can occur during all kind of ocularor non-ocular surgeries. In this report we present a case of POVL due to bilateral occipital lobe infarction caused by basilarartery thrombosis after surgery for gynaecologic malignancy

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