Complicação tardia de BAHA em doente pediátrico: a propósito de um caso clínico de extrusão do implante
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https://doi.org/10.34631/sporl.258Palavras-chave:
BAHA, implante, complicaçõesResumo
Reportamos o caso clínico de uma extrusão não traumática de um implante BAHA numa criança de 11 anos de idade com Síndrome de Goldenhar, 8 meses após a osteointegração.
Foi efectuada uma revisão bibliográfica relativamente a casos de complicações tardias de BAHA. As complicações tardias de BAHA são relativamente raras. O risco de extrusão tardia de um implante é baixo. Um follow-up regular relativamente longo é recomendado.
Todos os envolvidos num programa de implantação de BAHA devem ter consciência da necessidade de um seguimento clínico prolongado, pois podem ocorrer complicações tardias inesperadas nestes doentes.
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