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Rev Med Cos Cen 2014; 71 (611)

Broncoespasmo en Anestesia

Bustos N

Language: Spanish
References: 10
Page: 421-424
PDF size: 168.04 Kb.


ABSTRACT

Bronchospasm during anesthesia may appear as an entity in its own right or as a component of a more serious problem such as anaphylaxis. Bronchospasm is vagally mediated and trigger by histamine, or by many other noxious stimuli (cold air, inhaled irritants, and instrumentation like tracheal intubation). It is characterised by: prolonged expiration, expiratory wheeze and in severe cases silence on auscultation. Suspected bronchospasm may rest on correct assesment and the anaesthetists should act as soon as possible and treat the underlying disease.


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