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Rev Mex Cir Pediatr 2006; 13 (1)

Manage Surgical of the Hemoptysis

Santiago-Romo JE, Zaldívar-Cervera JA, Mora-Fol JR, Torres-Díaz JS, Vásquez-Contreras JA

Language: Spanish
References: 11
Page: 6-11
PDF size: 156.49 Kb.


ABSTRACT


Introduction: The hemoptysis of infectious cause in pediatrics, is the most frequent. That of origin vascular squatter 7-10%, reason why need intensive handling early in such a way to avoid the asphyxia for the one bled and obstruction of the air road. Inside the causes of vascular hemoptysis they highlight heart malformations. Material and Methods: Report of 3 cases:
Case 1: Feminine of 14 years with bigger hemoptysis, Dx: Atresia right lung artery Tx: Neumonectomy right.
Case 2: female of 11 years with massive hemoptysis Dx: Aneurisma of the artery lung right. Tx: Right Lobectomy inferior.
Case 3: feminine of 8 years of age, with more hemoptysis Hemorrhage lung idiopatic, Tx is classified: right superior lobectomy.
Results: Evidence of more and more massive hemoptysis, the studies of Rx without alterations, the TAC, normal, Angiografy: it shows atresia lung right and aneurisma of the artery lung right.
Discussion: It is important to discard the hemoptysis of infectious origin to begin protocol of vascular hemoptysis where simple and contrasted radiological studies, broncoscopy are included. The hemoptysis that causes hemodynamic uncertainty requires a surgical treatment early.


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