Oedème post-traumatique De sa pathogénie
Serge Theys, Jean-Claude Ferrandez, Jean-Yves Bouchet
Kinésithér Scient 2008,494:11-16 - 10/12/2008
Les phénomènes qui concourent à l'apparition d'un oedème post-traumatique sont multiples. L'augmentation de la perméabilité capillaire déborde la capacité associée des résorptions veineuse et lymphatique.
Des mécanismes induits par le traumatisme peuvent s'ajouter à un état préexistant.
POST-TRAUMATIC OEDEMA
Its pathogenesis
There are three main factors that lead to a post-traumatic oedema. Its main cause is inflammation. Inflammatory substances increase the amount of interstitial fluids that intact capillaries and lymphatics can not resorbe and/or transport.
A second cause is a direct action of the trauma on the lymphatics. This reduced lymphatic transport capacity leads to chronic oedema as well repetitive infections. The trauma can also lead to a deep vein thrombosis and a phleboedema. Those three factors may be isolated or combined.
Des mécanismes induits par le traumatisme peuvent s'ajouter à un état préexistant.
POST-TRAUMATIC OEDEMA
Its pathogenesis
There are three main factors that lead to a post-traumatic oedema. Its main cause is inflammation. Inflammatory substances increase the amount of interstitial fluids that intact capillaries and lymphatics can not resorbe and/or transport.
A second cause is a direct action of the trauma on the lymphatics. This reduced lymphatic transport capacity leads to chronic oedema as well repetitive infections. The trauma can also lead to a deep vein thrombosis and a phleboedema. Those three factors may be isolated or combined.
