[Cause and treatment of trachea cannula exodus after executed tracheotomy].
Wei Chen, Ling Li, Song Zhang, Xingao Xiong
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Wei Chen, Ling Li, Song Zhang, Xingao Xiong
Abstract
OBJECTIVE: To explore the reason and correct management of trachea cannula exodus in the patient who had been executed tracheotomy, and reduce the occurrence of trachea cannula exodus and its complication. METHOD: To analysis retrospectively 23 cases of trachea cannula exodus after executed tracheotomy in patients who had been obstructed in upper respiratory. RESULT: In 23 cases of trachea cannula exodus, 21 cases were rescued succeeded, 1 case death, 1 case became plant man. CONCLUSION: Occurrence of trachea cannula exodus after executed tracheotomy was correlated with operative procedure, postoperative care and suitable selection of tracheal cannula. Quick-witted ability of doctor and correct management is a key that rescued succeeded.
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OBJECTIVE: To explore the reason and correct management of trachea cannula exodus in the patient who had been executed tracheotomy, and reduce the occurrence of trachea cannula exodus and its complication. METHOD: To analysis retrospectively 23 cases of trachea cannula exodus after executed tracheotomy in patients who had been obstructed in upper respiratory. RESULT: In 23 cases of trachea cannula exodus, 21 cases were rescued succeeded, 1 case death, 1 case became plant man. CONCLUSION: Occurrence of trachea cannula exodus after executed tracheotomy was correlated with operative procedure, postoperative care and suitable selection of tracheal cannula. Quick-witted ability of doctor and correct management is a key that rescued succeeded.
Key concepts: Cannula, Tracheotomy, Medicine, Surgery, Complication, Anesthesia