10: ATELECTASIS AND COLLAPSE

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    Even in patients who are on mechanical ventilation, obstructive atelectasis can occur very rapidly. One theory is that highly oxygenated air, as opposed to normal ambient air, is…

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9: PULMONARY EMBOLUS

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    This is due to an area of pulmonary infarction secondary to the embolis. Remember, many cases of pulmonary emboli do not produce associated infarction. Effusions occur in about…

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EMBOLUS

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    Discussion   The portable film reveals prominent right side of the heart. What would you do now?   Related posts: 2: PORTABLE CHEST TECHNIQUE IN THE ICU 9:…

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PNEUMONIA

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    Discussion   Film reveals nodular masses throughout both lung fields. These nodular masses are bilateral, with indistinct borders. Occasionally, one may see a small area of breakdown.  …

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BIBLIOGRAPHY

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BIBLIOGRAPHY   1. Marik PE, Janower NL. The impact of routine chest radiography on ICU management decisions: An observational study. Am J Crit Care 1997;6:95–98.   2. Strain DS, Kinasewitz…

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1: INTRODUCTION

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CHAPTER 1   INTRODUCTION   Patients in the ICU are the most critically ill patients in the hospital. They are usually supported by many different types of mechanical devices and…

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