Respiratory tract control for tracheotomy patients with mechanical breathing
Zhang Shi
Abstract
Zhang Shi
Abstract
50 tracheotomy patients with mechanical breathing were performed respiratory tract control for suitable breathing. Result 5 patients recovered and had spontaneously breathing without respirator in 3~5days, then the trachea cannulas were pulled out in 1~2 weeks. Conclusion effective respiratory tract control may enhance the curative rate and improve patients' life quality.
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50 tracheotomy patients with mechanical breathing were performed respiratory tract control for suitable breathing. Result 5 patients recovered and had spontaneously breathing without respirator in 3~5days, then the trachea cannulas were pulled out in 1~2 weeks. Conclusion effective respiratory tract control may enhance the curative rate and improve patients' life quality.
Key concepts: Tracheotomy, Respirator, Medicine, Breathing, Respiratory tract, Respiratory system, Control of respiration, Anesthesia