Tracheostomy and Innominate Artery Bleeding: A Late Complication
Bilge Karsli, Nurten Kayacan, Ulku Ince, Huseyin Mutlu
British Journal of Pharmaceutical Research · pp. 1–5 · Published 10 Jan 2016
10.9734/bjpr/2016/31700Abstract
Tracheostomised patients are at risk of several complications. The complications of tracheostomy include bleeding, stenosis, pneumothorax, tracheo-arterial fistulas and malacia. In article described the case of severe complication of tracheostomy. We report a patient who suffered life-threatening hemorrhage from an innominate artery laceration following an elective surgical tracheostomy procedure.
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