2013
DOI: 10.3917/rsi.114.0046
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Les principaux changements apportés par la trachéotomie chez des enfants atteints de maladies neuromusculaires

Abstract: Introduction : l’évolution de certaines pathologies neuromusculaires à début précoce impose que l’enfant soit trachéotomisé, ce qui représente souvent une étape redoutée par les parents. Contexte : la littérature mentionne que ces familles sont effectivement confrontées à des difficultés particulières, ce qui les incite à développer de nouveaux modes d’organisation et adaptation afin de les surmonter. Objectif : l’objectif de l’étude réalisée est d’identifier, d’après les mères, les changements qu’a entrainés … Show more

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“…(iii) Save the child's life and/or avoid being confronted with palliative care , the notion of saving the child's life is never addressed in studies that have focused on therapeutic decision-making. In contrast, in their study on parental decision-making around the use of invasive ventilation in children with type 1 SMA in a palliative care setting, Pechman et al point out that ventilation was the only possibility for parents to influence and prolong the life of their child ( 42 , 43 ).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 94%
“…(iii) Save the child's life and/or avoid being confronted with palliative care , the notion of saving the child's life is never addressed in studies that have focused on therapeutic decision-making. In contrast, in their study on parental decision-making around the use of invasive ventilation in children with type 1 SMA in a palliative care setting, Pechman et al point out that ventilation was the only possibility for parents to influence and prolong the life of their child ( 42 , 43 ).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 94%