POPLİTEAL VE DİZALTI TRAVMATİK ARTERYEL YARALANMALAR ( BULGULAR, RİSK FAKTÖRLERİ VE TEDAVİ)

Amaç: Popliteal ve infrapopliteal travmati arteriyel yaralanmayı takiben uzuv kaybı, hastanın yaşamı ve işlevselliği üzerinde ciddi etkilere sahipti. Bu çalışmanın amacı kliniğimizde retrospekti olarak tedavi edilen popliteal ve infrapopliteal arter yaralanmalarının sonuçlarını incelemekti. Gereç ve Yöntemler: Ocak 2012 ve Kasım 2018 arasında; Travmati popliteal ve infrapopliteal arter yaralanmaları nedeniyle acil cerrahi geçiren 30 hasta analiz edildi. Bulgular: Hastaların 27’si (% 90) erkek ve 3’ü (% 10) kadın idi. Yaralanma şekli olguların% 43'ünde bıçak yaralanması (Grup 1),% 23,3'ünde (Grup 2) ateşli silah yaralanması ve % 33,3'ünde (Grup 3) künt travma vardı. Ortalama MESS skoru tüm olgularda 3.90 iken Grup 1'de 3.15 ± 1.57, Grup 2'de 4 ± 0.82 ve Grup 3'te 4.8 ± 1.32 idi. Amputasyona giden 3 vaka da künt travma nedeniyle oluşmuştu. Delici-kesici alet yaralanması olan hastalarda diğer yaralanma tilerine göre daha kısa bir hastanede yatı süresi gözlendi (p

Traumatic Popliteal and Infrapopliteal Arterial Injuries (Findings, Risk Factors and Treatment)

Objectie: Limb loss following popliteal and infrapopliteal traumati arterial injury has serious implicatinson the patint’s life and functinality. The objectie of this study is to review popliteal and infrapoplitealarterial injuries treated in our clinic retrospectiely.Material and Methods: Between January 2012 and November 2018; 30 patints whom underwentemergency surgery due to traumati popliteal and infrapopliteal arterial injuries were analyzed.Results: There were 27 (90%) males and 3 (10%) females. The mechanism of injuries was stab wounds in43% of the cases (Group 1), gunshot wounds in 23,3% (Group 2) and blunt trauma in 33.3% (Group 3). Themean MESS score was 3.90 in all cases, while it was 3.15±1.57 in Group 1, 4±0.82 in Group 2 and 4.8±1.32in Group 3. All 3 cases of amputatin were resulted from blunt trauma. A shorter length of hospitalizatinwas observed in patints with stab wounds compared to other injury types (p

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