Traumatic common XXXX : report of 2 cases.

@entity1 @entity292 @entity2806 @entity2685
Traumatic common carotid artery-to-internal jugular vein @entity292 is a rare entity that is not usually detected during the acute injury phase. We present 2 cases of traumatic @entity292 . Both involved the right side of the neck, and both were due to injury from a firearm. The @entity1 exhibited signs of high cardiac output. In @entity1 1, the diagnosis was made by clinical examination and radiography. After diagnosis, the @entity1 's parents requested his discharge from the hospital because of an inability to pay for treatment. The @entity1 did not return. @entity1 2 had a @entity2685 in addition to a @entity292 . Diagnosis of the @entity292 was confirmed by color-flow echo Doppler scanning. Treatment consisted of division of the @entity292 and direct suture repair. The surgery required cross-clamping of the common carotid artery for 25 minutes; nonetheless, the @entity1 recovered without @entity2806 . @entity292 should always be treated early to avoid the complications associated with the injury.
