Dysphonia Due to Vocal Cord Injury After Rigid Bronchoscopy: A Case Study With 1-Year Bronchoscopic Follow-up.
Dysphonia Due to Vocal Cord Injury After Rigid Bronchoscopy: A Case Study With 1-Year Bronchoscopic Follow-up.
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硬性支气管镜检查后因声带损伤导致的发声困难:一年支气管镜随访的案例研究。
DOI:
10.1097/lbr.0000000000000587
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发表时间:
2019
影响因子:
3.3
通讯作者:
D. Ekbom
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作者:
Stephanie J. Youssef;D. Orbelo;K. Sakata;Terence M. Zimmermann;Rebecca L. Pittelko;D. Nelson;D. Midthun;E. Edell;D. Ekbom
the recommendation for stopping clopidogrel 5 to 7 days before transbronchial biopsy and suggesting that aspirin exacerbates the bleeding risk of clopidogrel. Regarding the optimal time to reinitiate DAPT, expert opinion suggests reinitiation 12 to 24 hours postprocedure; however, there are no published data evaluating this question.3,4 A second possible explanation is unrecognized transvascular or atrial passage of the needle during mediastinal lymph node biopsy. Published case series suggest low risk of bleeding from EBUSTBNA in the setting of transvascular needle aspiration7–9; however, the technique is not without risk—as shown by Botana-Rial et al,11 who report the development of intramural hematoma after EBUS-TBNA pulmonary arterial puncture. The authors note that, had they not seen the hematoma on immediate postpuncture ultrasound, no further investigation would have been performed. Thus, asymptomatic bleeding may be underrecognized due to lack of routine radiographic follow-up. In addition, this procedure was performed in a training setting, raising the possibility of inadvertent vascular puncture or laceration due to operator inexperience. Although the primary operator in this case was a subspecialty trainee with 249 recorded EBUS-TBNA cases, Stather et al13 demonstrate that skill with EBUSTBNA continues to improve even after 200 cases.