Anesthesia and the lung 1992
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Anesthesia and the lung 1992
（Developments in critical care medicine and anaesthesiology, 25）
Kluwer Academic Publishers, c1992
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"Contains the refresher course manuscripts of the presentations of the 37th Annual Postgraduate Course in Anesthesiology ... at Cliff Conference Center in Snowbird, Utah, February 28-March 3, 1992"--Pref
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Description
"Anaesthesia and the Lung 1992" presents recent advances in the diagnosis, pre-, intra-, and postoperative anaesthetic management of patients with lung disease, presenting for pulmonary and non-pulmonary surgery. It also deals with ventilation - perfusion issues, the lung as a metabolic organ, the effects of anaesthesia on pulmonary mechanics and pulmonary blood flow. In addition, there are chapters that focus on hypoxia; regional differences in the lung; pulmonary surfactant; recent advances in the understanding of pulmonary edema; high altitude disease; anaesthesia and the control of breathing; recent development in oximetry; instrumentation designed to measure pulmonary oxygen tension, pO2 and pCO2 transcutaneously; differential lung ventilation; reactive airways; septic shock; the adult respiratory distress syndrome and numerous aspects of ventilatory support.
Table of Contents
- Gravity and the lung - lessons from space
- control of the pulmonary circulation
- a primer on pulmonary cell biology - lung cells and their function
- the pulmonary circulation during anaesthesia
- pulmonary oedema caused by stress failure of capillaries
- mechanisms of lung injury - an overview
- hemodynamic determinants of pulmonary oedema and pleural effusions
- oxygen consumption measurements in artificial ventilation
- the hypoxic brain
- severe hypoxia - insights from extreme altitude
- respiratory control related to altitude and anaesthesia
- lactic acidosis, type A
- rib cage contribution to ventilation during anaesthesia
- oxygen - the breath of life
- management of the patient with reactive airway disease
- management of the difficult airway - epidemiology, the ASA algorithm and recognition
- management of the difficult airway - proper preparation for the awake intubation, fiberoptic and retrograde techniques
- management of the difficult airway - the anaesthetized patient whose trachea is difficult to intubate, transtracheal jet ventilation, the difficult extubation and jet stylets
- influence of anaesthetics on pulmonary gas exchange
- assessment of respiratory mechanics during mechanical ventilation
- physiologic effects of raised airway pressure
- pulmonary embolic disease - diagnosis and treatment
- adult respiratory distress syndrome
- hemodynamics and therapy in ARDS
- respiratory mechanics in ARDS patients
- new modes of ventilatory support
- septic shock
- to PEEP or not to PEEP ARDS patients
- monitoring cardiopulmonary function with dual oximetry
- ECMO - a view from the East.
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