Management of six episodes of intraoperative cardiac arrests in an infant with traumatic bronchial rupture: A case report
Haikou Yang,
Jixiang Zhu,
Jian Sun
Abstract:Rationale:
Traumatic bronchial rupture in infants usually necessitates surgical intervention, with few reports documenting instances of multiple cardiac arrests occurring during surgery under conditions of severe hypoxemia.
Patient concerns:
A 3-year-old boy after trauma presented with severe hypoxemia for 2 days and was urgently transferred to the operating room for surgery, 6 episodes of cardiac arrest happend during surgery.
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