Artrodese lombar percutânea por via endoscópica
complicação pós ferimento por arma de fogo
Keywords:
wounds, gunshot/complications, Spine, minimally invasive surgical proceduresAbstract
The gunshot wounds (GSWs) with spinal impairment are a growing cause of morbidity and mortality, specially in developing countries where they are a public health problem. These lesions are very common in young men and often patients have complete neurological deficit. Social costs are increasing, with high levels of public spending and difficult medical and surgical management. The search for better results has led to minimally invasive, less aggressive treatments, faster results and less impact on patients’ lives, with early hospital discharge and rapid return of patients to their ADLs. Endoscopic Percutaneous Lumbar Arthrodesis is a promising new option for these challenges. This study describes a case conducted by this technique, as well as optional solutions to the challenges found.
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