A case of hypotension after intranasal adrenaline infiltration causing a clinical dilemma during the intraoperative period

Intraventricular haemorrhage as a complication of sub mucosal infiltration of adrenaline

Adrenaline infiltration is a widely used technique in head-neck and ENT surgeries to provide bloodless surgical field. However, use of adrenaline has been associated with hemodynamic changes which can be life threatening at times. Therefore, use of higher concentrations of adrenaline should be avoided and a close hemodynamic monitoring is required with use of other vasopressors. In the present case report, a young male died because of intraventricular bleeding caused by adrenaline infiltration during rhinoplasty.