Zusammenfassung
Wir berichten über die Fehllage eines thorakalen Periduralkatheters anlässlich einer
Trichterbrustkorrektur (minimal-invasive Methode nach NUSS) bei einem 16-jährigen
Jungen. Nach problemloser Katheterinsertion und Austestung einer symmetrischen thorakalen
Analgesie wurde nach Einleiten der Allgemeinnarkose und Einführen der Endoskopkamera
der Periduralkatheter überraschenderweise in der Thoraxhöhle dargestellt werden. Der
Katheter wurde daraufhin unter Sicht entfernt und die Operation ohne Zwischenfälle
fortgesetzt.
Abstract
(The English abstract contains more information than the German one. The following
is a more exact translation of the German text)
We report on a failed epidural puncture for insertion of a catheter during chest wall
correction by the minimally invasive procedure according to Nuss in a 16-year-old
boy. After insertion of the catheter without any problem and establishment of a symmetrical
thoracic analgesia and initiation of general anaesthesia, the catheter was surprisingly
observed in the thoracic cavity upon insertion of the endoscopic camera. The catheter
was then withdrawn under vision and the operation continued without any further incidents.
Schlüsselwörter:
thorakaler Periduralkatheter - NUSS-OP - intrathorakale Fehllage
Keywords:
thoracic catheter - Nuss procedure - misplaced catheter
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Dr. med. Judith Giest
Prof. Dr. med. Jochen M Strauß
Prof. Dr. med. Dr. h.c. Klaus Schaarschmidt
eMail: judith.giest@helios-kliniken.de
eMail: jochen.strauss@helios-kliniken.de
eMail: klaus.schaarschmidt@helios-kliniken.de
