A complication after percutaneous nephrolithotomy: Anesthesia mumps

Ezgi Erkiliç, Elvin Kesimci, Aysun Yüngül, Ferit Alaybeyoğlu, Mustafa Aksoy

Anesthesia: Essays and Researches 2017 11(3):794-796

Some surgical procedures performed under moderate and sometimes extreme positions expose patients to nonphysiological changes. Especially, the manipulations of a patient in prone and lateral decubitus position might increase complications. Anesthesia mumps has been reported as one of these complications. It has been found to be rare but known entity associated with patients of all age groups and all surgical positions. We herein describe an early noticed acute case of unilateral anesthesia mumps that developed after endotracheal intubation in prone position in a 54-year-old female. Anesthesia mumps may occur in the immediate postoperative period with no suspicious predisposing factor. The reports of such cases would increase the awareness among anesthesiologists and postoperative caregivers regarding this benign complication.

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