Titlebook: Emergencies in Neuromuscular Disorders; Maxwell Damian,Marianne de Visser Textbook 2022 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2022 acute neurolog

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Recognition and Assessment of the Neuromuscular Emergency,ols of neuromuscular medicine will not be available or results will return too late to inform the initial crucial decisions. This chapter provides an introduction to the concepts of recognition and initial assessment of neuromuscular disease in the very first stages of emergency treatment.

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Respiratory Management in Acute Neuromuscular Disease,spiratory weakness involves all muscles needed to maintain an open airway and suck in air. The inspiratory force is mostly a function of the diaphragm, but other muscles are at play when the diaphragm fails such as the intercostal, paraspinal, and neck muscles. Equally important for respiration is t

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Management of Respiratory Emergencies in Chronic Neuromuscular Disease, an “acute-on chronic” emergency situation. Long-term mechanical ventilation is the main therapeutic intervention leading to increased life expectancy and health-related quality of life in chronic neuromuscular disorders, and this chapter deals with the respiratory management in such conditions, whi

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Weaning from the Ventilator and Long-Term Respiratory Support,lation has proven to be a major treatment for neuromuscular disorders with respiratory failure. Early detection of respiratory dysfunction is vital, and a multidisciplinary approach must be adopted in order to provide the best optimal treatment. Ventilation and advanced cough management strategies a

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Emergencies in Motor Neuron Diseases,n children is spinal muscular atrophy (SMA); in adults, the most common form is amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS). Although both diseases are characterized by progressive motor neuron loss, the disease presentation, diagnosis, and management of both diseases are quite different. Emergencies encoun

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