Hemodynamic Effects of High-Frequency Jet Ventilation

Rouby, Jean-Jacques

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-83010-5_15

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“…This decrease in CO due to both the mechanical effects and stretch receptors.is offset by a sympathetic compensatory response from the arterial baroreceptors (Conway 1976). This restoration only results if the sympathetic system is capable ofsuch a response (Rouby 1987). A number of conditions may result in a drop in CO during manual hyperinflation.…”

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Haemodynamic stability of the ventilated intensive care patient: A review

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1992

Australian Journal of Physiotherapy

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One of the major reasons for admission to an intensive care unit is haemodynamic instability. It is important for physiotherapists to recognize and predict haemodynamic instability when planning intervention in these patients. This paper reviews the existing literature on haemodynamic effects of physiotherapy in ventilated intensive care patients. Recommendations are made for further research, including multi-centre documentation, attainment of normal data and single case studies in this area.

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Haemodynamic stability of the ventilated intensive care patient: A review

Paratz¹

1992

Australian Journal of Physiotherapy

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Hemodynamic Effects of High-Frequency Jet Ventilation

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Haemodynamic stability of the ventilated intensive care patient: A review

Haemodynamic stability of the ventilated intensive care patient: A review

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