'm rotating. That and I'm back to my service, with its feverish pace of guards, explains my drought update the Chuletario. I wanted to put a review of the physiology of lung ventilation and how to operate in ventilatory support in this type of surgery, but then I found this protocol Service Hospital General Universitario de Valencia, which is much better than I could do. On its website, there are also protocols for video-assisted to mediastinotomy mediastinoscopy and surgery for tracheal stenosis
for completeness, I recommend reading two articles published last year , Current Opinion in Anesthesiology. The first is an update on lung ventilation. The second speaks the postoperative management of acute lung injury thoracotomy.
page in Thoracic Anesthesia , we can keep abreast of what is published in this branch of Anesthesiology. I recommend a visit to the bronchoscopy simulator (You must register and pass a test, but it's free).
Irene Cristina, Argentina anesthesiologist, editor of the blog " anesthesiologist's hands, it's worth that you may know, last year replaced the two posts ( this and this ) on the subject.
I'm waiting to get two revisions: A Journal of Cardiothoracic and Vascular anesthesia on postoperative lung acute injury, and one of Anesthesiology Clinics, on the management of lung ventilation. Both of this year. As soon as get the hang.
And if you have a child at the table of chest surgery, you may serve this link La Paz Hospital in Madrid.
And with that and a biscuit ....
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