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Percutaneous full-endoscopic bullet removal from the C2 vertebra in a pediatric patient.
Neurosurgical focus: Video. 2024 April
Gunshot injuries (GSIs) to the spine constitute approximately 17% to 21% of all traumatic spinal injuries, with the cervical spine being the second most frequently affected region. There is a lack of approved algorithms for patients with GSIs to the spine. Surgical intervention is controversial; however, it is generally considered in cases involving neurological deterioration with incomplete deficit, externalized liquor fistula, instability, installed toxicity, and risk of migration. Detailed information on pediatric patients is limited, primarily due to the predominance of adult patients. This study presents the full-endoscopic removal of a bullet in the C2 vertebra of a pediatric patient. The video can be found here: https://stream.cadmore.media/r10.3171/2024.1.FOCVID23230.
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