麻酔科医のための気道・呼吸管理

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発行日： 2013-09-10
分野： 臨床医学：外科  >  麻酔科学/ペイン
ISBN： 9784521737096
シリーズ： 新戦略に基づく麻酔・周術期医学
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気道管理および呼吸管理は，周術期の全身麻酔管理における重要な要素である．本書では，最新の気道確保法と安全な気管挿管法の解説に加えて，覚醒下抜管，覚醒前抜管などの抜管に関するテーマも取り上げ，挿管から抜管までを網羅した．また，最近の複合化した換気モードやNPPV，ECMOなど，人工呼吸管理の最新情報を詳述した．付録として気道確保器具，人工呼吸器，ECMO装置の一覧を収載．

目次

  • 麻酔科医のための気道・呼吸管理

    ―目次―

    1章　気道・呼吸管理に必要な機能解剖と生理
    2章　最新の気道確保法
    3章　全身麻酔時気道管理の新戦略
    4章　人工呼吸管理の新戦略
    5章　各種病態での周術期呼吸管理の新戦略
    6章　周術期管理関連薬剤と呼吸管理の新戦略

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1章 気道・呼吸管理に必要な機能解剖と生理

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2章 最新の気道確保法

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4章 人工呼吸管理の新戦略

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