01140 Anesthesia ntrplvabdmnl amputation
Also known as: hindquarter amputation anesthesia, hemipelvectomy anesthesia
Anesthesia for interpelviabdominal (hindquarter) amputation. Covers general anesthesia for hemipelvectomy, the most radical lower extremity amputation involving removal of the entire lower limb with part of the pelvis.
Clinical Context
Used when providing anesthesia for interpelviabdominal amputation (hemipelvectomy), the most extensive lower extremity amputation. Performed for pelvic sarcomas or locally advanced cancers. Requires massive transfusion protocol, multiple large-bore IV access, and arterial monitoring. Potentially life-threatening blood loss.
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