Paciente con síndrome de Madelung y dificultaden el tratamiento de la vía aérea

Antacle, N. Jarma; Jovells, N. Mira; Murillo, N. Fons; Campos, P. Roca

doi:10.1016/j.redar.2012.01.005

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“…Moreover, after reviewing previous case reports of patients with Madelung's disease affecting the neck, we found awake nasotracheal intubation as the preferred method. [6][7][8] Intraoperative respiratory complications are mainly caused by tracheobronchial compression, which is exacerbated in patients under general anesthesia. Neuromuscular blockade agents cause the relaxation of the bronchial smooth muscles, increasing its collapsibility.…”

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Anesthetic Management of a Patient with Madelung’s Disease Presenting with a Giant Cervical Lipoma: A Case Report

Chen Weng,

Tapia Salinas,

Noguera Tomas

et al. 2024

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Madelung’s disease is characterized by the presence of multiple symmetric and nonencapsulated facial, neck, and upper trunk lipomas. Depending on the location and size of lipomas, there may be concerns for difficult airway management and cardiovascular collapse. We present the anesthetic management case of a patient with cervical and mediastinal lipomas who underwent elective cervical lipoma resection.

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“…Moreover, after reviewing previous case reports of patients with Madelung’s disease affecting the neck, we found awake nasotracheal intubation as the preferred method. 6–8…”

Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%