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Case Reports : A Case of Pneumothorax after Phrenic Nerve Block with Guidance of a Nerve Stimulator
( Serbulent Gokhan Beyaz ),( Adnan Tufek ),( Orhan Tokgoz ),( Haktan Karaman ) 대한통증학회 2011 The Korean Journal of Pain Vol.24 No.2
Hiccups have more than 100 etiologies. The most common etiology has gastrointestinal origins, related mainly to gastric distention and gastroesophageal reflux disease. Intractable hiccups are rare but may present as a severe symptom of various diseases. Hiccups are mostly treated with non-invasive or pharmacological therapies. If these therapies fail, invasive methods should be used. Here, we present a patient on whom we performed a blockage of the phrenic nerve with the guidance of a nerve stimulator. The patient also had pneumothorax as a complication. Three hours after intervention, a tube thoracostomy was performed. One week later, the patient was cured and discharged from the hospital. In conclusion, a stimulator provides the benefit of localizing the phrenic nerve, which leads to diaphragmatic contractions. Patients with thin necks have more risk of pneumothorax during phrenic nerve location. (Korean J Pain 2011; 24: 105-107)
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A Case of Pneumothorax after Phrenic Nerve Block with Guidance of a Nerve Stimulator
Beyaz, Serbulent Gokhan,Tufek, Adnan,Tokgoz, Orhan,Karaman, Haktan The Korean Pain Society 2011 The Korean Journal of Pain Vol.24 No.2
Hiccups have more than 100 etiologies. The most common etiology has gastrointestinal origins, related mainly to gastric distention and gastroesophageal reflux disease. Intractable hiccups are rare but may present as a severe symptom of various diseases. Hiccups are mostly treated with non-invasive or pharmacological therapies. If these therapies fail, invasive methods should be used. Here, we present a patient on whom we performed a blockage of the phrenic nerve with the guidance of a nerve stimulator. The patient also had pneumothorax as a complication. Three hours after intervention, a tube thoracostomy was performed. One week later, the patient was cured and discharged from the hospital. In conclusion, a stimulator provides the benefit of localizing the phrenic nerve, which leads to diaphragmatic contractions. Patients with thin necks have more risk of pneumothorax during phrenic nerve location.
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