Dr. Ahmat Umar, SP.B, SP - BTKV: Emergency Surgical Services Wednesday, August 5 2020
Dr. Ahmat Umar, SP.B, SP - BTKV: Emergency Surgical Services Wednesday, August 5 2020
Dr. Ahmat Umar, SP.B, SP - BTKV: Emergency Surgical Services Wednesday, August 5 2020
ANAMNESIS
Shortness of breath after falling from the height.
± 5 days before admission, he fell from the height ± 2.5 meters. He fell
with his left chest hit the hard thing. Shortness of breath (+)
History of left chest tube in RSUD Pali (4/8/20) [initial blood ± 1500 cc].
(Reffered from RSUD Pali)
PRIMARY SURVEY
A. Clear
B. RR : 25 x/min
C. BP : 140/90 mmHg
PR : 88 x/min
D. GCS : E4M6V5 : 15
NPRS : 4
SECONDARY SURVEY
Thoracic region
I: symmetric, bruise (-), chest tube
(+) at left hemithorax, at the level
of ICS IV anterior mid-axillary line
Undulation (+)
Air bubble (-)
forced expiratory bubble (+)
Production (+) blood ± 400 cc
P: dullness at lower region of left
hemithorax
A :vesicular decreased on left
hemithorax
RADIOLOGY FINDING
Chest X-Ray (RSUD Pali August 4th 2020)
Left Hematothorax
RADIOLOGY FINDING
Chest X-Ray after inserting WSD (RSUD Pali August 4th 2020)
Left chest tube at the level ICS IV, Left Hemopneumothorax
decreased slightly
RADIOLOGY FINDING
Chest X-Ray 16 hours after left chest tube (RSMH August 5th 2020)
Left lower lobe of the lung is not expand
LABORATORY FINDING (RSUD Pali, August 5th 2020)
Hb : 9.0 gr/dl (12-16 gr/dl)
Ht : 28 vol % ( 40-48vol%)
MANAGEMENT
IVFD RL gtt XXV/ min (Fluid demand 1800 cc / 24 hours IV)
Inj Ceftriaxone 2 gram / 24 hours IV
Inj Ketorolac 30 mg/8 hours IV
Pro exploration thoracotomy
INTRAOPERATIVE
We performed thoracotomy with
posterolateral approach on left
hemithorax
In exploration of thoracic cavity, we
found clots that covering all the field of
lung lobes
We performed irrigation with Normal
saline and evacuate the clots
In further exploration we found
lacerations at 3 places in left lower
lobe of the lung
We repaired it with horizontal mattress
and running suture with non-
absorbable monofilament 3.0R
Left chest tube is maintained
POSTOPERATIVE DIAGNOSIS
Blunt thoracic injury with left hematothorax + Multiple Laceration of left
lower lung lobe
ANAMNESIS
Pain and difficulty to move his right arm
The patient’s motorcycle was slipped. Patient fell with his right arm hit
the hard thing. Open wound (-), active bleeding (-)
(± about 30 minutes before admission)
PRIMARY SURVEY
A. Clear
B. RR : 20 x/min
C. BP : 120/80 mmHg
PR : 84 x/min
T : 36.7° C
D. GCS : E4M6V5 : 15
NPRS : 6
SECONDARY SURVEY
DIAGNOSIS
Closed fracture of middle third of the right radius bone, oblique, displaced
Closed fracture of middle third of the right ulnar bone, oblique, displaced
MANAGEMENT:
IVFD RL gtt XXX/ min (fluid demand 2100 cc / 24 hours IV)
Inj ceftriaxone 1 g/12 hours IV
Inj ketorolac 30mg/ 8 hours IV
Immobilization with wood splint
ORIF radius and ulnar bone fracture electively
NON TRAUMA CASES
1. Rustawan / ♂ / 42 Years Old
Admitted on Wednesday, August 5th 2020 at 10.13 AM
ALLOANAMNESIS
Swelling and necrotic skin at the neck.
Since 2 weeks before admission, Patient complained swelling and
redness at the neck region continued by blackened of the skin
progressively (in 6 days). shortness of breath (-), dysphagia (-),
chest pain (+) at the redness region, fever (+), seizure (-), body
weakness (+).
History of teeth cavities (+) since 1 month before. History of poor
oral hygiene
VITAL SIGN
Sens : Compos mentis
BP : 110/60 mmHg
HR : 94 x/min
RR : 22 x/min
T : 37,3°C
NPRS :5
PHYSICAL EXAMINATION
Intraoral region
I : trismus (+), cavities in premolar 1 and
molar 1, discharge (-)
Neck Region
I : Swelling (+), bulging (-), necrotic wound
(+), reddish (+) on the side of necrotic
wound.
P : fluctuated (-), pain (+), crepitation (+),
warm (-)
Thoracic Region
I : Symmetric, reddish of the skin on
superior side of the thorax
P : Sonor on both hemithorax
A : Vesicular on both hemithorax
RADIOLOGY FINDING
Soft Tissue Neck X-Ray AP/L (RSMH August 5th 2020)
emphysema on pre-vertebral soft tissue, emphysema on anterior-
superior side of thoracic region
RADIOLOGY FINDING
Rontgen Thorax AP (RSMH August 5th 2020)
Widening mediastinum (-)
RADIOLOGY FINDING
Chest CT Scan (RSMH August 5th 2020)
emphysema on pre-vertebral soft tissue, emphysema on anterior-
superior side of thoracic region
RADIOLOGY FINDING
Chest CT Scan (RSMH August 5th 2020)
emphysema on pre-vertebral soft tissue, emphysema on anterior-
superior side of thoracic region
LABORATORY FINDING
Hb : 10.7 gr/dl (12-16 gr/dl)
Ht : 34 vol % ( 40-48vol%)
Leukosit : 14.090 /mm3 (5000-10000/mm3)
Trombosit : 752.000 /mm3 (150.000-450.000/mm3)
Ureum : 64 mg/dL (16.6-48.5 mg/dL)
Kreatinin : 0.75 mg/dL (0.70-1.20 mg/dL)
BSS : 124 mg/dL (<200mg/dL)
Natrium : 145 mEq/L (135-155 mEq/L)
Kalium : 4.5 mEq/L (3.5-5.5 mEq/L)
EMERGENCY REPORT
DIAGNOSIS
Descending necrotizing mediastinitis
THERAPY:
IVFD RL gtt XXX/min (Fluid demand 1950 ml/24 hours)
Inj. Ceftriaxone 2 gram /24 hours IV
Inj. Ketorolac 30 mg /8 hours
Pro Cervicotomy and Mediastinostomy
POSTOPERATIVE DIAGNOSIS
Descending necrotizing mediastinitis
INTRA OPERATIVE
We performed incision on the old scar
Incision deepened until abdominal cavity
In abdominal cavity, we found collapsed bowel on
the distal of obstruction and distended bowel on the
proximal of obstruction
In further exploration we found band from Meckel
Diverticle 100 cm from Treitz ligament
We released band, and we performed ileo-ileal
anostomosis resection
We cleansed abdominal cavity with NaCl 0,9%