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Brachial plexopathy due to massive swelling of the neck associated with craniotomy in the park bench position
Surgical Neurology, 04/06/09
Shimizu S et al. - Possible pathologic mechanisms are kinking of the jugular vein due to extremely flexed neck position during surgery and associated delayed swelling of the neck and brachial plexus. The cerebral venous return may have been maintained by anastomosis between the internal jugular and the vertebral venous system. To prevent such complications, we must take great care of the anesthetized patients when placed in the forced neck position.
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