C. Beltrán Piles, B. Monleón, R. Badenes, D. Tabares, P. Capilla
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Manejo anestésico de la dislocación laríngea tras discectomía y fusión cervical anterior
Anterior cervical discectomy and fusion (ACDF) is a common surgical procedure with positive outcomes, but it is not without potentially serious complications for the patient.
We present the case of a patient who underwent ACDF and was found to have a cervical swelling prior to extubation. After a joint evaluation with the otolaryngology team, a suspicion of laryngeal structure dislocation was raised. A manual repositioning was performed prior to neuromuscular relaxation, and the patient was transferred intubated to the Recovery Unit due to a high risk of upper airway obstruction secondary to edema.
After 24 hours of monitoring under scheduled corticosteroid treatment, a planned and safe extubation was carried out, witnessed by the otolaryngology team.