Titlebook: Anesthesia in Thoracic Surgery; Changes of Paradigms Manuel Granell Gil,Mert ?entürk Book 2020 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2020 Thoracic

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Respiratory Mechanics and Gas Exchange in Thoracic Surgery: Changes in Classical Knowledge in Respirices are volume, compliance and resistance (Hess, Respir Care 59(11):1773–1794, 2014). Thoracic surgery in most cases requires the separation of the lungs in order to allow surgery of or near one lung and ventilation of the other lung, while the perfusion to the non-ventilated lung is continued. Thi

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Changes in Ventilation Strategies During Thoracic Surgery: Do We Have to Focus “Only” in Oxygenationulmonary shunt; the latter is . because volo-, baro, atelecto-, and biotraumas. The so-called “protective ventilation”, consisting of low tidal volume, PEEP and recruitment manoeuvres can help to deal with these challenges. Low FiO2, CPAP to the non-dependent lung are other recommendations, but they

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Prevention and Treatment of Infectionsma. Surgical site infections are associated with considerable morbidity and extended hospital stay. In addition, mortality rate is significantly higher in patients with SSI. Guidelines for the prevention and the management of SSI have been published by International Societies (World Health Organizat

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Bronchial Blockers: Applications in Thoracic Surgeryhes to collapse..Two types of BBs exist; firstly including those that are independent, introduced through a standard endotracheal tube and secondly those that are introduced via a specific canal within a special tracheal tube such as the Univent.

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Changes in Ventilation Strategies During Thoracic Surgery: Do We Have to Focus “Only” in Oxygenation have limits in daily practice. There is no particular ventilatory mode to recommend. Inhalational anaesthetics can have a “slightly” negative effect on oxygenation, but have benefits regarding the inflammatory response.