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Anesthesia for patient with intracereberal hemorrhage underwent decompresive craniectomy emergency

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Anesthesia procedure in the prone position was often necessary in order to facilitate access to a variety of surgical operations, including neurosurgery among others, the spine surgery. In addition to physiological changes, some complications can also occur in the prone position that should receive special attention, so it requires a good understanding of this issue.
Case: Laminectomy was being done for removal of the tumor intra-ekstradura at 4th lumbar vertebra to 2nd sacrum vertebra in the prone position in a male patient aged 18 years. Arrangement of the supine position to prone position preoperative and return to the supine position of the postoperative, gets special attention. Hemodynamic status during anesthesia procedure was progressing well. Postoperative, patients in the observation in the recovery room for several hours, then transferred to the ward after modified Aldrete score
reached 10.
Keywords: Laminectomy, Prone Position, Anesthesia Management

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Jurnal Neuroanastesia Indonesia, 1 (2) 2012 : 101-

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Bandung : FK UNPAD., 2012

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9p

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2088-9670

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anesthesia
CEREBRAL HEMORRHAGE
CRANIECTOMY

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