2007
DOI: 10.1016/j.athoracsur.2007.06.038
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Large-Volume Thoracentesis and the Risk of Reexpansion Pulmonary Edema

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“…1 The reported incidence following drainage of a pleural effusion and pneumothorax has been between 0% and 1% in most studies. 2 These estimates likely reflect widespread under-reporting, since re-expansion pulmonary edema in many instances is clinically mild and detected only using radiography.…”
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“…1 The reported incidence following drainage of a pleural effusion and pneumothorax has been between 0% and 1% in most studies. 2 These estimates likely reflect widespread under-reporting, since re-expansion pulmonary edema in many instances is clinically mild and detected only using radiography.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…While no prospective controlled studies have been performed, limited retrospective data suggest that reexpansion pulmonary edema does occur in spite of the use of manometry at a rate similar to that of studies not using manometry, independently of measured pleural pressures and elastance [18]; pneumothorax ex vacuo occurs in the absence of detectable excessively negative pleural pressures [14]; and change in chest discomfort before and after drainage is not different in manometry-versus symptom-guided thoracentesis, regardless of the volume drained [19].…”
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“…Trabalho de Feller-Kopman et al de 2007 [77] não identificou relação entre desenvolvimento de sintomas durante o esvaziamento do derrame pleural e o volume total retirado. Porém, pacientes que apresentaram desconforto respiratório ao longo do esvaziamento apresentavam pressões finais mais negativas e maiores elastâncias pleurais quando comparados aos que apresentavam apenas tosse ou nenhum sintoma [77].…”
Section: -Sintomatologia Oxigenação E Segurança Do Procedimento (Edeunclassified
“…Porém, pacientes que apresentaram desconforto respiratório ao longo do esvaziamento apresentavam pressões finais mais negativas e maiores elastâncias pleurais quando comparados aos que apresentavam apenas tosse ou nenhum sintoma [77].…”
Section: -Sintomatologia Oxigenação E Segurança Do Procedimento (Edeunclassified
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