1988
DOI: 10.1016/s0022-3468(88)80225-2
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Treatment of neonatal necrotizing tracheobronchitis with extracorporeal membrane oxygenation and bronchoscopy

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“…O uso de glicocorticóides, apesar de advogado em alguns casos de lesão térmica inalatória da mucosa traqueal 6 , permanece controverso, já que nenhum estudo controlado comprovou sua eficácia.…”
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“…O uso de glicocorticóides, apesar de advogado em alguns casos de lesão térmica inalatória da mucosa traqueal 6 , permanece controverso, já que nenhum estudo controlado comprovou sua eficácia.…”
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“…A traqueobronquite necrotisante (TBN) é uma causa de obstrução traqueal observada em neonatos sob ventilação mecânica [1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10] . Sua incidência vem aumentando, associada principalmente à ventilação mecânica com poucos casos descritos em adultos 1 e nenhum caso descrito em crianças após o período neonatal.…”
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“…1 It is a serious disease that heals with sequelae such as stenosis of the upper respiratory airways, 2 but in some cases, a sudden airway obstruction may occur, leading to death in 45 to 100% of cases. [3][4][5] The pathology of this obstruction is described as a desquamation of the tracheobronchial mucosa with pseudomembrane formation. 4 Two types of treatment are described: repeated bronchoscopies with membrane extraction and extracorporeal oxygenation.…”
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“…4 Two types of treatment are described: repeated bronchoscopies with membrane extraction and extracorporeal oxygenation. [4][5][6] The pathogenesis is not well known and many factors may be involved: mode of ventilation, intensive oxygenation therapy, hemodynamic instability, etc. We will describe three cases of NTB and attempt to determine which etiological factors appear to be most relevant.…”
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