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EMERGENCY ROOM
WAHIDIN SUDIROHUSODO
GENERAL HOSPITAL
MAKASSAR
Saturday, November 19th 2016
Ambulation : - Patient
Hospitalized : 11 Patient
Observation : - Patient
Operated : 2 Patient
Death : - Patient
Total : 13 Patients
No 1
Name : Ms. NP Sex : Female
Age : 18 years old No. Reg : 779762
DPJP : WS
History taking : This condition has been suffered since 3 days before admitted to the
hospital. At first the patient felt pain at the epigastrium. Then the pain
refered to the lower right abdomen. There were history of nausea and
vomiting. There was fever that has been suffered since 2 days ago. There
was no history of the same complain before. Menstruation was on reguler
period every month and no complain about dysmenorrhea before
Defecation : Normally
Micturition : Normally
Examination : Phyical examination, laboratory examination, abdominal USG
PHYSICAL EXAMINATION
GENERAL STATUS
VITAL SIGN
P: 92 x/I
RR: 20 x/i
T: 38,6 C
LOCAL STATUS
Abdominal Region
I : flat, follow breath motion, skin color same with its vicinity, no
darm contour and no darm steifung
A : peristaltic (+) normal
P : supple, there was tenderness and local defense at McBurney
region, no palpable mass, Rovsing sign (+), Blumberg Sign (+)
P : tympany
Digital Rectal Examination
Sphincter ani was tight
Rectal mucosa smooth
Ampulla recti was not collapsed
There was tenderness at 11-12 o’clock
MANAGEMENT : Planning
• IVFD
• Medicaments
• Laparotomy + Appendectomy
OPERATING PROCEDURE
• Patient was laid in supine postion under general anesthesia.
• Desinfection and drapping procedure.
• Perform midline incision 1 cm below umbilicus, deepen sharply
until seen peritoneum
• Open peritoneum, identificate the junction of taenia until reached
caecum
• Identificate appendix, seen appendix at antecaecal and perforation
at one third middle of appendix
• Decided to perform appendectomy procedure with double ligation
suture
• Wash peritoneal cavity until seen clean
• Bleeding control
• Sutured operating wound layer by layer
• Operation finished.
DIAGNOSIS : Perforated Appendicitis
PROGNOSIS : Good
No.
Name : Mr HM Sex : Male
Age : 39 years old No. Reg : 779804
DPJP : WA
Frontal Region
I : Seen excoriated wound, no active bleeding, seen edem and hematom at
left orbital region and right zygomaticum region
P: There was tenderness, no crepitation
Secondary Survey
Parietal Region
I : Seen stitched wound size 5 cm, no active bleeding, seen edem, no
hematom
P: There was tenderness, no crepitation
Laboratory Result
WBC : 16,1 x 103 / μL
RBC : 4,2 x 106 / μL
HGB : 12 g/dL
HCT : 38 %
PLT : 245 x 103/ μL
PT/APTT : 10,4/26,7
Blood Sugar : 143 mg/dl
Natrium : 144 mg/dl
Kalium : 4,2 mg/dl
Chloride : 103 mg/dl
Head CT Scan
MANAGEMENT : • O2
• IVFD
• Medicaments
• Planning: immediate craniectomy evacuation
OPERATION PROCEDURE
• Patient was laid in supine position under general anesthesia
• Desinfection and drapping procedure
• Perform Horse shoe inscision at right temporal, deepen until
pericranium, make fascia flap, seen linear fracture
• Perform 1 burrhole and craniotomy with craniotom
• Open pericranium, seen epidural hematome about 30 cc,
evacuate hematome
• Perform dura fascia flap
• Bleeding control, washing with Nacl 0.9 %
• Sutured operation layer by layer with one vaccum drain
• Operation finished
Operation Photos
POST OP DIAGNOSE : Traumatic Brain Injury GCS 15
Epidural Hematom at Left Temporoparietal Region
Intracerebral Hematom at Right Temporal Region
PROGNOSIS : GOOD
FOLLOW UP : GCS
Vital Sign
Drain Production
Wound Care
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