Clinical Follow-Up of Burn Patients After Long-Term Mechanical Ventilation
13 burn patients who had been treated for inhalation injuries (9), respiratory failure (3) or fractured ribs (1) were followed up after an average period of five years. Tracheal stenosis was found in five patients, increased pulmonary resistance in six patients. Even in patients who had sustained in...
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| description | 13 burn patients who had been treated for inhalation injuries (9), respiratory failure (3) or fractured ribs (1) were followed up after an average period of five years. Tracheal stenosis was found in five patients, increased pulmonary resistance in six patients. Even in patients who had sustained inhalation traumas there was only a minimal impairment of pulmonary function and physical work capacity. |
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| subjects | burns Burns, Inhalation - physiopathology Burns, Inhalation - therapy Follow-Up Studies Humans long-tern ventilation pulmonary function test Respiration, Artificial Respiratory Function Tests spiroergometry Spirometry Time Factors Tracheal Stenosis - etiology Work Capacity Evaluation |
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