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Publication Extreme dislocation of the cervical spine-case report(2024) ;Zagorac, Slavisa (23487471100) ;Vasic, Milos (57789364800) ;Novakovic, Uros (57789790600) ;Mladenovic, Milos (57942875300) ;Tulic, Ivan (6602743219) ;Teodosic, Valerija (58875690000)Vracevic, Dragana (57450491500)We present the case of rare extreme dislocation of subaxial cervical spine, which was challenging regarding type and time of surgery. A 22-year-old patient was injured in a traffic accident,from very beginning with signs of spinal shock.Severe traumatic C6/C7 dislocation with resulting transection of the spinal cord was diagnosed with MDCT imaging. The main dilemmas regarding the surgical treatment of this injury referred to the timing of surgery and the choice of surgical approach. We decided to perform posterior surgery at first stage. Postoperative her condition get worsening and on the 16th postoperative day came to the fatal outcome. Despite all the available protocols, in our case, the decision had to be made on the basis of individual multidisciplinary assessment, bearing in mind the mechanism of the injury and the clinical presentation of the injured patient. © The Author(s) 2024. - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
Publication Mycobacterium chelonae hand infection following acupuncture: a case report and literature review(2024) ;Matic, Sladjana (59457391400) ;Teodosic, Valerija (58875690000)Zagorac, Slavisa (23487471100)Hand infection caused by atypical mycobacteria is an uncommon condition. We present a case of hand infection caused by Mycobacterium chelonae in a patient who had undergone acupuncture. The clinical features, treatment, and outcome are described. Biopsy and cultures are essential for the diagnosis because Mycobacterium chelonae is a rare cause of human infection and is difficult to diagnose unless suspected. The patient was successfully treated through a combination of surgical excision, debridement, and antimicrobial therapy. We also reviewed the available literature to summarize the experience related to this infectious entity. Copyright © 2024 Matic, Teodosic and Zagorac.
