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Use of thoracic and lung ultrasound in general anesthesia
Szabó, Marcell ; Orosz, Gábor ; Iványi, Zsolt Dániel ; Darvas, Katalin
Orvosi hetilap, 2023-06, Vol.164 (22), p.864
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Título:
Use of thoracic and lung ultrasound in general anesthesia
Autor:
Szabó, Marcell
;
Orosz, Gábor
;
Iványi, Zsolt Dániel
;
Darvas, Katalin
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Orvosi hetilap, 2023-06, Vol.164 (22), p.864
Descrição:
The use of ultrasound became an essential tool in the everyday practice of anesthesiology and intensive care as an indispensable prerequisite for the precise guidance of invasive procedures and also as a point-of-care diagnostic method. Despite the limitations of imaging the lung and thoracic structures, the COVID-19 pandemic and recent advances made this technology an evolving field. The intensive therapy applies these methods with important experience for differential diagnosis and assessment of disease severity or prognosis. Minor modifications of these results make the method beneficial for anesthesia and perioperative medicine. In the present review, the authors accentuate the most important imaging artefacts of lung ultrasonography and the principles of lung ultrasound diagnostic steps. Methods and artefacts of high importance supported by evidence for the assessment of airway management, attuning of intraoperative mechanical ventilation, respiratory disorders during surgery, and postoperative prognosis are articulated. This review intends to focus on evolving subfields in which technological or scientific novelties are expected. Orv Hetil. 2023; 164(22): 864-870.
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