Title of article
Non-Invasive Ventilation via Tracheostomy in COVID-19 Patients Requiring Respiratory Support: Case Report
Author/Authors
Karvandian ، Kasra Department of Anesthesiology - Imam Khomeini Hospital Complex - Tehran University of Medical Sciences , Beigi ، Shabnam Department of Anesthesiology - Imam Khomeini Hospital Complex - Tehran University of Medical Sciences , Ataie-Ashtiani ، Zahra University of Melbourne , Ashouri ، Mohammad Department of Surgery - Imam Khomeini Hospital Complex - Tehran University of Medical Sciences , Mohammadzadeh ، Narjes Department of Surgery - Imam Khomeini Hospital Complex - Tehran University of Medical Sciences
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178
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Abstract
Since the first wave of COVID-19, different methods for management of COVID-19 ARDS were proposed. Early intubation and mechanical ventilation was performing more than other methods. after several mounths, limitation of equipment in hospitals, made the specialists think of less aggresive methods. NIV was one of suggestion performed before intubation which improve oxygenation of patients. They don t get any sedation and have regular diet. As a result, the need for ICU and ventilator for respiratory support decreases. In this case study, we report a patient that had permanent tracheostomy and hospitalised for COVID-19 ARDS. At first we connected the tracheostomy to a CPAP devise.
Keywords
Covid , 19 , Non , invasive ventilation , tracheostomy
Journal title
Archives of Anesthesiology and Critical Care
Journal title
Archives of Anesthesiology and Critical Care
Record number
2740950
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