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Pseudo-hypotension in patients with ankylosing spondylitis during posterior osteotomy for correction of kyphosis.
[thoracic outlet syndrome]
To
report
the
occurrence
of
pseudo-
hypotension
during
posterior
osteotomy
for
correction
of
kyphosis
in
patients
with
ankylosing
spondylitis
.
Retrospective
case
series
.
University
-affiliated
hospital
.
The
records
of
36
patients
with
ankylosing
spondylitis
,
who
had
severe
thoracolumbar
kyphosis
and
who
underwent
one
-level
transpedicular
wedge
osteotomy
for
correction
from
2008
to
2010
,
were
reviewed
.
Details
of
the
patients
'
condition
,
anesthetic
induction
and
maintenance
,
hemodynamic
responses
during
correction
and
the
corresponding
treatment
,
intraoperative
course
,
and
immediate
postoperative
neurological
complications
were
analyzed
.
The
posterior
osteotomy
corrected
all
patients
'
kyphosis
.
There
were
no
deaths
.
In
8
cases
,
a
significant
decrease
in
radial
arterial
blood
pressure
(
BP
)
occurred
during
the
correction
,
but
BP
recovered
to
normal
levels
immediately
after
the
ipsilateral
clavicle
was
drawn
downward
.
Three
of
the
8
patients
suffered
numbness
and
muscle
weakness
of
the
upper
extremities
postoperatively
.
This
decrease
in
BP
may
be
associated
with
stenosis
of
the
thoracic
outlet
with
compression
of
neurovascular
bundle
due
to
correction
,
similar
to
the
thoracic
outlet
syndrome
.
Diseases
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Diseases presenting
"immediate postoperative neurological complications"
symptom
thoracic outlet syndrome
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