Anesthesia management in a pregnant with spinal tumour: Case report [Spinal tümörü olan gebede anestezi uygulamasi: olgu sunumu]

The development of tumours in pregnancy is rare,seen about 1:1000 or 1:2000 of pregnancies. here,in this study we aimed to present the anesthesia management of the pregnant who has spinal injury due to a tumour at t3 level and planned for caeserian section. caesarean section of the patient who is 32 year-aged,and in her 30 weeks of pregnancy with spinal tumor was decided by council (gynecology and obstetrics,neurosurgery,anesthesiology). following the delivery of the baby,at the posterior of the uterus and in the abdomen many tumoural formations were detected and for the resection of tumours the attendance of the operation was decided. no problems were encountered peroperatively. at the end of the operation the patient was extubated without a pmhlem by applying the reversal of neuromuscular blockade. spinal cord injury is a serious disease that can result in complications such as urinary tract infections,decubitis ulcers,thrombohlebitis,anemia,reduced respiratory reseire and hyperreflexia. in these situations,our opinion is,the election of an anesthesia management available for the patient with a detailed preoperative assessment and close peroperative follow-up can prevent possible complications.