Masivni retroperitoneumski hematom kao komplikacija antikoagulantne terapije kod bolesnika lečenog u pulmološkoj jedinici intenzivne nege
Sažetak
Uvod. Retroperitoneumski hematom može nastati kao rezultat traume, rupture aneurizme arterije (aortne ili ilijačne), hirurške komplikacije, tumora ili antikoagulantne terapije. Prikaz bolesnika. Prikazali smo bolesnika na trajnoj antikoagulantnoj terapiji koji je na dan prijema u našu ustanovu imao vrednost INR 5,57. Odmah je obustavljena antikoagulantna terapija. Bolesnik je od tegoba navodio i bolove u desnom ingvinalnom kanalu koji su zračili duž desne noge, što se uklapalo u kliničku sliku spontanog retroperitonumsku hematoma. Posle tri dana došlo je do sniženja nivoa hemoglobina, tako da je primenjena dopunska dijagnostika. U nalazu dobijenom kompjuterizovanom tomografijom abdomena opisan je dobro ograničen retroperitoneumski hematom velikih dimenzija (213 ´ 79 ´ 91 mm). Primenjena je transfuzija koncentrovanih eritrocita koja je dovela do zadovoljavajuće korekcije nivoa hemoglobina. Bolesnik je dobio i četiri jedinice sveže smrznute plazme. Nakon što je hemodinamski stabilizovan, otpušten je iz jedinice intenzivne nege, posle dvomesečnog lečenja. Savetovano mu je da zbog perzistentne artimije koristi niskomolekulski heparin 2 ´ 0,4 mg potkožno. Zaključak. Kod bolesnika na antikoagulantnoj terapiji izuzetno je značajno redovno praćanje njihovog antikoagulantnog statusa, upravo zbog razvoja ponekad i fatalnih komplikacija, kao što je spontani retroperitonealni hematom.
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