ANAESTHETIC MANAGEMENT OF INTERESTING CASE Dr V Sankara
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ANAESTHETIC MANAGEMENT OF INTERESTING CASE Dr. V. Sankara Subramanian Consultant Anaesthesiologist Dr. Jeyasekharan Hospital Nagercoil.
Case Baby X a case of APERT SYNDROME with Incomplete cleft palate was posted for palatorplasty.
Brief Summary Baby was full term normal delivery baby No H/O of birth asphyxia H/o delayed milestones (+) H/o epilepsy (+) and was on medications Last episode of fits 4 months back Congenital hydrocephalus (+), VP shunt procedure done at the age of 5 years Age 7 years, Weight – 12. 5 Kgs
Pre op Assessment No verbalisation Large Head + Syndactyly + Macroglossia + Micrognathia + Maxillary hyper plasia + CVS-RS – Clinically normal P/A – umbilical hernia +
Anaesthetic Management IV line secured with difficulty Pre oxygenation done Inhalation induction : 6% Sevoflurane+ N 2 O + O 2 Trial laryngoscopy done, epiglottis visualised Induced with PROPOFOL 45 mg, FENTANYL 25 mic Orally intubated with 5 size uncuffed RAE tube Maintenance N 2 O + O 2 + Atracurium + Sevo Intraop – uneventful baby Girl extubated on table, smooth postop
Discussion Anticipating airway difficulty in paediatric population Syndrome associated with cleft lip / palate Apert Syndrome 1906 French Neurologist first described Mutation in a gene located on Ch: 10 Q Incidence – 1: 65000 Features Hyper hidrosis Craniosynostosis Chiarri malformation, Frontal Bossing, Development delay Low set ears Mid face – development delay Associated ASD, VSD Syndactly
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