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SĂșlyos kismedencei sĂ©rĂŒlĂ©s diagnosztikai problĂ©mĂĄi
BEVEZETĂS â Az elmĂșlt Ă©vekben nĆtt a munkahelyi balesetek, illetve gĂ©pjĂĄrmƱbalesetek okozta medencesĂ©-rĂŒlĂ©sek szĂĄma. SĂŒrgĆs esetben a CT-vizsgĂĄlat alkalman-kĂ©nt elengedhetetlen, hiszen az ultrahangvizsgĂĄlattal összevetve nagyobb biztonsĂĄggal ĂĄllĂthatĂł fel az akĂĄr Ă©letmentĆ diagnĂłzis. ESETISMERTETĂS â A 61 Ă©ves medencesĂ©rĂŒlt fĂ©rfit mentĆvel szĂĄllĂtottĂĄk kĂłrhĂĄzunkba, aki munkahelyĂ©n elcsĂș-szott, Ă©s egy munkagĂ©p a falhoz nyomta. Ultrahangvizs-gĂĄlattal a hĂłlyag nem volt differenciĂĄlhatĂł, a felhelyezett katĂ©teren ĂĄt vĂ©r ĂŒrĂŒlt. A mellkasi-hasi Ă©s medence-CT-vizsgĂĄlat komplett hĂłlyagrupturĂĄt, az os pubis Ă©s sacrum mindkĂ©t oldali darabos törĂ©sĂ©t, bal oldali sacroiliacalis ly-sist vĂ©lemĂ©nyezett. IntenzĂv kezelĂ©ssel, sokktalanĂtĂĄssal Ă©s vĂ©rzĂ©scsillapĂtĂĄssal pĂĄrhuzamosan mƱtĂ©tre kerĂŒlt sor, ahol in situ hĂłlyagsutura törtĂ©nt, valamint stabilizĂĄltĂĄk a medencĂ©t. A sokktalanĂtĂł kezelĂ©s Ă©s mƱtĂ©t utĂĄn a beteg az intenzĂv osztĂĄlyon mĂĄsnap meghalt. KĂVETKEZTETĂS â EsetĂŒnkben egy sĂșlyos kismedencei sĂ©rĂŒlĂ©s bemutatĂĄsĂĄval kĂvĂĄnjuk felhĂvni a figyelmet a CT-vizsgĂĄlat (beleĂ©rtve a CT-cisztogrĂĄfiĂĄt is) diagnosztikus Ă©r-tĂ©kĂ©re, ami lehetĆvĂ© tette a ritka kombinĂĄlt hĂłlyagruptura Ă©s darabos csonttörĂ©sek terĂĄpiĂĄjĂĄnak pontos megtervezĂ©-sĂ©t Ă©s kivitelezĂ©sĂ©t. politrauma, medencesĂ©rĂŒlĂ©s, hĂłlyagruptura Diagnostic problems of a severe pelvic injury â case report INTRODUCTION â The number of the accidents at work and motor vehicle accidents causing pelvic injuries increased in the last few years. In urgent cases the CT examination may be essential, because comparing with ultrasound examination, life-saving diagnosis can be established by greater accuracy. CASE REPORT â a 61 years old man with pelvic injuries was admitted to our hospital. He slipped at his work place and a machine pressed him against the wall. The bladder was not differentiated by ultrasound, and fresh blood was seen through the inserted catheter. Chest, abdominal and pelvic CT scans were performed and complete bladder rupture , bilateral pubic bone and sacrum fractures and left sided sacroiliac lysis were depicted. After intensive care treatment and haemodynamic stabilisation the patient was operated on and the surgeons made in situ bladder suture and stabilized the pelvic bone fracture. Despite the appropriate therapy and operation the patient died on the next day. CONCLUSION â The aim of our case report presentation was to draw attention to the value of CT examination (including CT cystography) in severe pelvic injury and allowed an accurate classification and the planning of treatment in a rare combined bladder rupture, and pelvic bone fractures