The Anaesthetic Management of Patients with Poliomyelitis and Respiratory Paralysis

Andersen, Erik; Ibsen, B

doi:10.1136/bmj.1.4865.786

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“…As indicated in tables 4 and 5, all of these subjects had increased figure 1 and figure 3. Of the 24 subjects in all with congestive failure, 17, or 72%, have a value for extracellular fluid in rela¬ tion to weight that is above the upper limit of the normal range, 19%.…”

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Body Fluids in Hypertension and Mild Heart Failure

Walser¹

1956

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Body Fluids in Hypertension and Mild Heart Failure

Walser¹

1956

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“…This resulted in a sudden and pronounced decrease in blood fl ow through the internal jugular vein. Additionally, the CO 2 content of the blood was increased from a tank containing a gas mixture of 10% CO 2 and 90% oxygen that resulted in a marked increase in cerebral blood fl ow. Systemic arterial blood pressure remained largely constant, which then would allow the experiment to demonstrate that cerebral blood vessels change in caliber due to changes in concentration of these parameters.…”

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“…The most notorious epidemic was in 1952 in Copenhagen [ 2,75 ] . Between July and December, the Blegdam Hospital received 2,722 patients with poliomyelitis; 316 had respiratory insufficiency of varying degree.…”

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First Descriptions of Initial Management

Wijdicks

2012

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“…23 Esta situación originó la falta de ventiladores en los hospitales, sobrepasando las capacidades de los pulmones de acero, única opción clínica para la época. [24][25][26] En 1953 Henry Lassen describió, en su clásica publicación, una disminución significativa en la mortalidad de 300 pacientes con insuficiencia respiratoria. Redujo la mortalidad de más del 90% al 25% gracias al uso de VM con presión positiva.…”

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Ventilación mecánica invasiva. Puesta al día para el médico pediatra

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Arch Argent Pediatr 2013;111(5): 428-436 / 428 Ventilación mecánica invasiva. Puesta al día para el médico pediatra Invasive mechanical ventilation. Update for the pediatrician RESUMENEn esta revisión se recogen los conceptos fundamentales del uso de la ventilación mecánica (VM) invasiva, principalmente en la insuficiencia respiratoria aguda. La VM es una práctica común en la unidad de cuidados intensivos (UCI) y debe ser entendida como una terapia de sostén destinada a sustituir el trabajo respiratorio mientras se restablece el balance entre la demanda ventilatoria y la capacidad del paciente para sostenerla. Se debe reconocer que el objetivo de la VM no es la normalización de los gases sanguíneos, sino obtener un intercambio gaseoso razonable, sin sobrepasar los umbrales de seguridad, lo que permite limitar el daño inducido por su uso. Palabras clave: ventilación mecánica, ventilación con presión positiva, ventilación protectora pulmonar, falla respiratoria aguda. SUMMARYIn this review, we collect the fundamental concepts of the use of invasive mechanical ventilation (MV) in children, particularly in acute respiratory failure. MV is a common practice in the ICU and must be understood as a therapeutic intervention to replace the work of breathing while restores the balance between ventilatory demand and the patient's ability to sustain it. It is essential for the clinician to recognize that the goal of mechanical ventilatory support is not to normalize the patient's blood gases but providing a reasonable gas exchange; the benefits are obtained if the safety thresholds are not exceeded. Thus, this strategy has become the only tool available to limit the development of ventilator-induced lung injury (VILI). INTRODUCCIÓNEl soporte ventilatorio artificial es una de las prácticas más comunes en las unidades de cuidados intensivos (UCI) pediátricas. Hasta un 50% de los pacientes que ingresan en esas unidades la reciben; la falla respiratoria aguda es la indicación más

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The Anaesthetic Management of Patients with Poliomyelitis and Respiratory Paralysis

Cited by 37 publications

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Body Fluids in Hypertension and Mild Heart Failure

Body Fluids in Hypertension and Mild Heart Failure

First Descriptions of Initial Management

Ventilación mecánica invasiva. Puesta al día para el médico pediatra

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