1961
DOI: 10.1055/s-0028-1101236
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Lungenfunktion nach Anwendung extrakorporaler Zirkulation

Abstract: A. Einleitung und FragestellungDie pathologischen Veränderungen, welche bei intracardialen Operationen während der Anwendung eines Pumpoxygenators auftreten können, sind in den letzten Jahren häufig Gegenstand ausgedehnter Untersuchungen gewesen. Die Berücksichtigung der hierbei gewonnenen Erkenntnisse hat zusammen mit der Weiterentwicklung leistungs fähiger Herz-Lungen-Maschinen dazu geführt, daß man heute während einer künst lichen Perfusion weitgehend physiologische Verhältnisse aufrechterhalten kann. Eine … Show more

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“…Biicherl [9] has described increased frequency of p ro tracted hypoventilation following cardiac operations w ith the aid of a heart-lung m achine. His experience cannot be corroborated, in this degree, by personal observations and the rep o rts presented by o th er au th o rs [7,28,37,39]. In less com m on cases, resp irato ry acidosis has of course been observed in association w ith postoperative cardiac or pulm onary com plications.…”
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“…Biicherl [9] has described increased frequency of p ro tracted hypoventilation following cardiac operations w ith the aid of a heart-lung m achine. His experience cannot be corroborated, in this degree, by personal observations and the rep o rts presented by o th er au th o rs [7,28,37,39]. In less com m on cases, resp irato ry acidosis has of course been observed in association w ith postoperative cardiac or pulm onary com plications.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 84%
“…E x ac t determ ination of the diffusion cap acity in such cases is technically difficult (7,27]. All findings i suggestive of reduced diffusion cap acity for oxygen or carbon m on oxide after surgery [7,27,42] are certainly to some e x ten t expressions of a disturbance in th e ventilation/perfusion ratio. T he question therefore rem ains open as to w hether diffusion or v e n tilatio n /p e r fusion changes is more im p o rta n t in the pathogenesis of post-opera tiv e arterial hypoxem ia.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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