平民颈部枪伤椎动脉损伤的处理:一个病例系列和文献回顾。

Duygu Dolen, Cafer İkbal Gülsever, Pulat Akın Sabancı
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颈部枪伤虽然罕见,但具有椎动脉损伤(VAIs)的重大风险,可导致复杂的神经和血管并发症。有效的管理需要针对临床表现和相关损伤量身定制的个性化策略。本研究报告了三例平民颈部枪伤涉及VAIs的病例,并回顾了文献,以突出最佳的管理方法。3例男性患者,年龄分别为24岁、41岁和44岁,表现为颈部枪伤和不同程度的脊髓和椎动脉损伤。由于没有进行性神经功能缺损或活动性出血,两例患者采用保守治疗,密切监测,广谱抗生素和支持性护理。第三例患者接受紧急手术减压和椎动脉夹闭以控制大出血,防止神经系统进一步恶化。在可行的情况下,血管内治疗被优先考虑,因为与开放手术相比,其并发症发生率较低。随访显示各种结果,从截瘫到四肢瘫,突出了这些损伤的不同表现和长期后果。第三例患者在损伤后两年出现迟发性动静脉瘘(AVF),经血管内栓塞成功治疗。涉及椎动脉的平民颈部枪伤需要个性化的治疗方案。保守治疗可能适用于临床稳定的病例,而手术或血管内干预对于治疗血管不稳定或进行性神经功能障碍至关重要。长期随访对于发现和治疗假性动脉瘤或房颤等延迟性并发症至关重要。本病例系列强调了多学科方法的重要性,包括神经外科、血管外科、耳鼻喉科和介入放射学,以优化结果并提供全面的护理。
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Management of vertebral artery injuries in civilian cervical gunshot wounds: A case series and literature review.

Cervical gunshot injuries, although rare, carry a significant risk of vertebral artery injuries (VAIs), which can lead to complex neurological and vascular complications. Effective management requires individualized strategies tailored to the clinical presentation and associated injuries. This study presents three cases of civilian cervical gunshot wounds involving VAIs and reviews the literature to highlight optimal management approaches. Three male patients, aged 24, 41, and 44, presented with cervical gunshot wounds and varying degrees of spinal cord and vertebral artery injuries. Two patients were managed conservatively with close monitoring, broad-spectrum antibiotics, and supportive care due to the absence of progressive neurological deficits or active bleeding. The third patient underwent emergency surgical decompression and vertebral artery clipping to control massive hemorrhage and prevent further neurological deterioration. Where feasible, endovascular treatment was prioritized due to its lower complication rates compared to open surgery. Follow-up revealed diverse outcomes, ranging from paraplegia to quadriparesis, highlighting the variable presentations and long-term consequences associated with these injuries. The third patient developed a delayed arteriovenous fistula (AVF) two years post-injury, which was successfully treated with endovascular embolization. Civilian cervical gunshot injuries involving the vertebral artery require individualized treatment plans. Conservative management may be appropriate for clinically stable cases, while surgical or endovascular interventions are crucial for managing vascular instability or progressive neurological deficits. Long-term follow-up is essential to detect and address delayed complications such as pseudoaneurysms or AVFs. This case series underscores the importance of a multidisciplinary approach, involving neurosurgery, vascular surgery, otolaryngology, and interventional radiology, to optimize outcomes and deliver comprehensive care.

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