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ABSTRACT
L’hématome cérébelleux est une forme redoutée des accidents vasculaires cérébraux à cause de par sa proximité avec le tronc cérébral et sa localisation dans l’espace exiguë qu’est la fosse cérébrale postérieure. La cause hypertensive est le plus souvent retrouvée. Les auteurs rapportent un cas d’hématome cérébelleux pris en charge au Centre des Urgences de Yaoundé. La dérivation ventriculaire externe a fait suite à l’évacuation par craniotomie de l’hématome. L’évolution post opératoire a été marquée par des complications à type de tétraplégie régressive, d’infections nosocomiales et de thrombophlébite.


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Cerebellar hematoma is a dreaded form of stroke. This is due to its proximity to the brain stem and its location in the cramped space of the posterior cerebral fossa. Cerebellar hemorrhages are mostly caused by hypertension. We report a case of cerebellar hemorrhage that was managed at the Yaounde Emergency Center. External ventricular derivation followed craniotomy for evacuation of the hematoma evacuation. Post chirurgical course was marked by complications such as regressive tetraplegia, nosocomial infections and thrombophlebitis.


 

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Non traumatic cerebellar hemorrhage, surgery, complications, Yaounde Hématome cérébelleux non traumatique, chirurgie, complications, Yaoundé

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Ngouatna Djeumakou Serge Rawlings, University of Yaounde I

Assistant département de chirurgie et spécialités

Mossus Yannick

Assistant département des OOO

Tchokam Lionnelle, Centre des Urgences de Yaoundé

Médecin anesthésiste-réanimateur

Thome Lutresse, University of Yaounde I

Interne en anesthésie réanimation

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Ernestine Renée, B. A. ., Ngouatna Djeumakou Serge Rawlings, Mossus Yannick, Tchokam Lionnelle, Thome Lutresse, & Eloundou Ngah Joseph. (2022). Difficultés de la Prise en Charge d’un Hématome Cérébelleux non Traumatique : À Propos d’un Cas Clinique au Centre des Urgences de Yaounde. HEALTH SCIENCES AND DISEASE, 23(8). https://doi.org/10.5281/hsd.v23i8.3793
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