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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «PLEUROTOMIES»
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1
Neonatal Respiratory Disorders, 2Ed
The outcome of infants so treated, however, is variable.115 Performing a
thoracotomy, at which all the blebs were lysed by multiple linear pleurotomies
and the hilum skeletonized to release perihilar blebs, resulted in only 17 of 31
patients so ...
2
Kendig and Chernick's Disorders of the Respiratory Tract in ...
FIGURE 22-17. Severe mediastinal compression. Note the large cystic bullae at
the lower bases. and respiratory failure that is poorly responsive to conventional
ventilation. If such strategies fail and the infant is in extremis, linear pleurotomies,
...
Robert W. Wilmott, Thomas F. Boat, Andrew Bush, 2012
3
Complications of Urologic Surgery: with Q&A and Case Studies
... helpto prevent pleuralinjury during opensurgical procedures of the kidney.47
Pleurotomies recognized intraoperatively during open flank surgical procedures
can usually be repaired without difficulty orsequelae.48 Adequate mobilization of
...
4
Manual of Neonatal Respiratory Care
Linear pleurotomies or scarification of lungs with creation of pneumothoracies
and placement of chest tubes 4. Positional therapy or single lung inflation with
selective intubation (works best with unilateral PIE) I. Denouement 1.
Conservative ...
Steven M. Donn, Sunil K. Sinha, 2012
5
New Technologies in Surgical Oncology
In fact the pneumothorax, whether provoked by surgically performed
pleurotomies or favored by the anesthetist via selective pulmonary ventilation,
facilitates surgery in the collapsed pulmonary 2 Minimally Invasive Techniques in
Surgical ...
6
Lung Metastases and Isolated Lung Perfusion
The pleurotomies are closed by continuous absorbable sutures. After placing a
retrosternal drain, the sternum is closed using PDS sutures. Thoracotomy Using
thoracotomy as surgical approach the same resection modalities are used.
7
Fetal and Neonatal Pathology
Other surgical therapeutic treatments have involved direct insertion of chest
drains into the larger subpleural blebs (Roberton 1976) or the use of linear
pleurotomies (Milligan et al. 1984). Zerella and Trump (1987) reported a series of
PIE ...
Jean W. Keeling, T.Yee Khong, 2009
Close any small inadvertent pleurotomies primarily with fine absorbable suture
around a small red rubber catheter brought out through the fascial closure. After
the skin is closed, submerge the open end of the red rubber catheter in a basin of
...
Carol E. H. Scott-Conner, 2009
9
The American Journal of the Medical Sciences
Two cases were cured after a single aspiration ; one by spontaneous opening,
followed by antiseptic incision; and five by antiseptic pleurotomies. In the five
pleurotomies cure was rapid, the duration of the period of recovery—i. e., until the
...
10
Middle East journal of anaesthesiology
Soundly based on the anatomic and physio-pathologic disturbance, visceral
pleurotomies can provide the necessary vents to release interstitial air pressure
into the drained pleural cavity and thus halt or appreciably decrease these ...
