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Indikation und Zeitpunkt der Tracheotomie in der Intensivmedizin

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Die endotracheale Intubation stellt das am häufigsten angewendete Verfahren zur Schaffung eines sicheren Atemwegs dar. Nahezu jeder Patient wird zur Durchführung einer Beatmungstherapie primär endotracheal intubiert, wobei Praktikabilität, Schnelligkeit und die hohe Sicherheit für die Wahl dieses Verfahrens ausschlaggebend sind. Die erwartete Dauer der intensivmedizinischen Beatmungstherapie beeinflußt diese Entscheidung üblicherweise nicht. Im mittel- und langfristigen Atemwegsmanagement stellt die translaryngeale Intubation jedoch ein Verfahren dar, das aufgrund seiner direkt mit der Anwendungsdauer korrelierten Komplikationsrate kritisch betrachtet werden muß [38].

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Byhahn, C. (2000). Indikation und Zeitpunkt der Tracheotomie in der Intensivmedizin. In: Byhahn, C., Lischke, V., Westphal, K. (eds) Tracheotomie. Steinkopff, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-57702-4_3

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