Ultrasonographically supported removal of foreign bodies of the eye lid and parapharyngeal space in a 13-year-old boy subjected to shot injuries in early childhood

Friedrich, Reinhard E

doi:10.3205/iprs000039

GMS Interdisciplinary Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery DGPW; 2:Doc19; ISSN 2193-8091 2013

DOI: 10.3205/iprs000039

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Ultrasonographically supported removal of foreign bodies of the eye lid and parapharyngeal space in a 13-year-old boy subjected to shot injuries in early childhood

Reinhard E Friedrich

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B‐mode brain ultrasound in neurocritical patients

Carruega,

Feijóo,

Cheong

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Sonography

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The ultrasonographic evaluation of the brain is widely disseminated, focusing on the transcranial Doppler technique, which allows the evaluation of the flows of the different arteries of the circle of Willis in neurocritical patients. In this context, for a long time the brightness mode (B‐mode) has not been taken into account for the study of the pathology of the central nervous system. However, it has been shown that it can also provide valuable information in neurocritical patients by being able to identify hemorrhagic, tumoral, ischemic, traumatic and inflammatory lesions to mention some of its applications. Due to this, the B‐mode should also be considered as an indispensable tool in the management of neurocritical patients.

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B‐mode brain ultrasound in neurocritical patients

Carruega,

Feijóo,

Cheong

et al. 2024

Sonography

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Do lodged foreign bodies in the neck need to be removed? No defined criteria in 2020. Fluoroscopy role and review of literature: A case report

Reátegui

2020

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Penetrating neck wounds can be fatal and require prompt attention. The trauma literature is flooded with management protocols for penetrating wounds to the neck; however, in the absence of hard signs the definitive management of lodged foreign bodies beyond the platysma is less clear. This report describes a work-related injury of a Caucasian 33-year-old male who arrived in the Emergency Department (ER) with a 1 cm metallic foreign body (FB) lodged in zone II of the neck, 7 mm antero-lateral to the right internal carotid artery. The technical aspects of its retrieval are discussed as well as a literature review of the current management of embedded FBs in the neck. The patient was taken to the operating room and the FB was removed via a 3 cm incision. Fluoroscopy was used for exact localization of and to allow a precise skin incision overlying the FB. The FB was retrieved uneventfully; a fiberoptic esophagoscopy and bronchoscopy showed normal findings. The patient was discharged home the next day. At 15 months follow-up he is doing well without sequela. The use of fluoroscopy is strongly encouraged for FB removal in asymptomatic patients. The management of lodged foreign bodies in the neck should be part of future guidelines.

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Ultrasonographically supported removal of foreign bodies of the eye lid and parapharyngeal space in a 13-year-old boy subjected to shot injuries in early childhood

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References 22 publications

B‐mode brain ultrasound in neurocritical patients

B‐mode brain ultrasound in neurocritical patients

Do lodged foreign bodies in the neck need to be removed? No defined criteria in 2020. Fluoroscopy role and review of literature: A case report

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