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AbstractArnold Chiari malformation (ACM) is defined as protrusion of the meninges and brain components into a congenital defect in the cranium or in the vertebral column. It was originally described by Austrian pathologist Hans Chiari. Among the four types, type-III ACM is the rarest and may associate with encephalocele. We report a case of type-III ACM associated with large occipitomeningoencephalocele with herniation of dysmorphic cerebellum, vermis, kinking/herniation of medulla with cerebrospinal fluid, tethering of spinal cord with posterior arch defect of C1–C3 vertebrae. The anaesthetic challenge for such patients lies in the proper preoperative work up; proper positioning of the patient during intubation; safe anaesthetic induction; intraoperative management of intracranial pressure, normothermia, and fluid and blood loss; and postoperative planning of extubation to prevent aspiration are the prerequisites to overcome the dificult airway management and anaesthetic challenge in the management of type III ACM.
Romanian Journal of Anaesthesia and Intensive Care – de Gruyter
Published: Dec 1, 2021
Keywords: Arnold Chiari malformation; occipitomeningoencephalocele; cerebellum
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