著者

大山 裕太 大井川 秀聡 大貫 隆広 指田 涼平 木倉 亮太 井上 雄貴 中里 一郎 廣川 佑 川口 愛 高屋 善德 藤原 廉 朝見 正宏 後藤 芳明 石川 久 宇野 健志 田中 純一 大山 健一 小野田 恵介 山根 文孝 安心院 康彦 三宅 康史 坂本 哲也 松野 彰 辛 正廣

出版者

一般社団法人 日本脳神経外傷学会

雑誌

神経外傷 (ISSN:24343900)

巻号頁・発行日

vol.44, no.2, pp.44-49, 2021-12-20 (Released:2021-12-20)

参考文献数

11

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Background: We experienced a case of head pene­trating injury caused by a crossbow that was initially treated in the Hybrid Emergency Room (ER).Case: A 25–year–old male who lost conscious­ness and was collapsed in his room with penetrating crossbow in his head, was transported to our hospital. After routine checkups, the pa­tient was immediately move to the Hybrid ER. A head CT and digital subtraction angio­graphy (DSA) was performed and no obvious injury in the intracranial major vessels was confirmed. The crossbow was safely removed there. The patient was then moved to the central operating room and underwent a relevant sur­gical procedure. Postoperative diffusion–weighted MRI showed a high–signal area in the corpus callosum and disorders of con­sciousness continued for a while. The corpus callosum lesion was determined to be cytotoxic lesion and the patient was followed up. His conscious state gradually improved and the ab­normal signal in the corpus callosum disappeared on the 40th hospital day. On the 91st hospital day, the patient was transferred for additional rehabilitation.Conclusion: A Hybrid ER is one of a surgical unit installing CT and DSA. The ability of multi­modal medical treatment is useful to traumatic brain injury, especially penetrating head injury for which we often need to carry out flexible surgical procedure.