2017Gazi Medical JournalOpen access

Cesarean Myomectomy: Is it a Safe Procedure?

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Pompe disease is a fatal autosomal recessive glicogen storage disease presenting with hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, widespread myopathy and hypotonia.In this presentation, we aimed to present our anesthetic approach to 12 teeth extraction planned non-cooperative, 34-month-old patient who were being followed-up in an external center with Infantile Pompe Disease.

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Pompe disease is a fatal autosomal recessive glicogen storage disease presenting with hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, widespread myopathy and hypotonia.In this presentation, we aimed to present our anesthetic approach to 12 teeth extraction planned non-cooperative, 34-month-old patient who were being followed-up in an external center with Infantile Pompe Disease.

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Pompe disease is a fatal autosomal recessive glicogen storage disease presenting with hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, widespread myopathy and hypotonia.In this presentation, we aimed to present our anesthetic approach to 12 teeth extraction planned non-cooperative, 34-month-old patient who were being followed-up in an external center with Infantile Pompe Disease.

Key concepts: Medicine, Anesthesia, Surgery

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