集中治療医学レビュー 2018-'19

出版社: 総合医学社
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発行日: 2018-02-20
分野: 臨床医学:一般  >  集中治療
ISBN: 9784883786596
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最新の集中治療管理に関する14項目、最新の集中治療における検査・技術に関する9項目、最新のICU特有の病態・合併症に関する8項目、最新のトピックスに関する2項目の計33項目の主要文献について解説する。

目次

  • I章 集中治療管理
     1.神経集中治療
     2.鎮静・鎮痛・せん妄管理
     3.呼吸管理(周術期管理を含む)
     4.循環管理(ショックを含む)
     5.心臓・大血管術後管理
     6.消化管管理
     7.肝胆膵管理
     8.腎・電解質管理
     9.内分泌・代謝管理
     10.血液凝固線溶系管理
     11.輸血・血漿分画製剤
     12.感染管理(予防と治療)
     13.栄養療法(蛋白の時代―高蛋白か低蛋白か?)
     14.小児集中治療

    II章 集中治療における検査・技術
     1.集中治療のモニタリング
     2.カテーテル・ドレーン
     3.集中治療におけるNPPV
     4.エコー診断
     5.補助循環(ECMO,IABP,Impella○R)
     6.急性血液浄化法
     7.血液検査・バイオマーカー
     8.脳低温療法・脳保護療法
     9.気道確保・気道確保困難症

    III章 ICU特有の病態・合併症
     1.人工呼吸器関連肺炎
     2.ARDSの病態と治療
     3.成人における心肺蘇生と心停止後症候群(Psot-Cardiac Arrest Syndrome)の管理
     4.心不全の診断と治療
     5.急性冠症候群の診断と治療
     6.不整脈の診断と治療
     7.敗血症の診断と治療
     8.PICSの病態と治療(ICU-AWを含む)

    IV章 トピックス
     1.重症度評価・スコアリング
     2.Rapid Response System

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I章 集中治療管理

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