Abstract

Spinal anesthesia is a regional anesthetic technique applied by the anesthesiologist, more than a hundred years. The growing popularity of ambulatory surgical procedures have led to more frequent use of spinal anesthesia. This is an anesthetic technique which enhances the satisfaction of the patient and surgeon with this aspect. Chordoma is a rare, slow growing primary malignant tumor of the axial skeleton. It is seen at sacrum and skull base in the spine especiallay sacrococcygeal area (%50). In this paper, we presented a rare case of sacral chordoma up our spinal anesthesia. Perioperative potential risks can be minimized by close monitoring and good preoperative evaluation. Thus; anesthesic technique which even thought as an unappropriate method can be prefered and we believe that diagnosis can remain in the secondary plan in this decision.

Highlights

  • Regional anesthesia techniques previously used for minor intervention in healthy patients, today it’s used in elderly ASA III-IV patients for rapid recovery for major intervention, early discharge and to reduce cost [1]

  • Spinal anesthesia is a regional anesthetic technique applied by the anesthesiologist for more than a hundred years [2]

  • The growing popularity of outpatient surgical procedures has led to more frequent use of spinal anesthesia

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Summary

Anestezi Tekniğinin Seçiminde Cerrahi Tanının Rolü

Spinal anestezi yüz yılı aşkın bir süredir anestezistler tarafından uygulanan bir rejyonal anestezi tekniğidir. Ayaktan cerrahi işlemlerin artan popülaritesi spinal anestezinin daha sık kullanılmasına yol açmıştır. Bu yönüyle hasta ve cerrah memnuniyetini arttıran bir anestezi tekniğidir. Kafa tabanı ve omurga bölgesinde görülür, çoğunlukla (%50) sakrokoksigeal bölgede yerleşirler. Nadir görülen sakral kordomalı bir olguda spinal anestezi uygulamamızı sunduk. Preoperatif iyi bir değerlendirme, peroperatif yakın takip ile olası riskler minimize edilebilir. Bu sayede; hastanın tanısından dolayı seçmekte tereddüt edilebilen anestezi yönteminin bile tercih edilebileceği kanısındayız

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