Postoperatif solunumsal komplikasyonlar
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2005
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Postoperatif (PO) solunumsal komplikasyonları değerlendirmek amacıyla, Kasım 2002-Haziran 2003 tarihleri arasında cerrahi kliniklerden PO dönemde istenen konsültasyonlar prospektif olarak kaydedildi. On ayrı cerrahi kliniğinde yaş ortalamaları 5318 (20-102) olan 66’sı kadın (%41.8), 92’si erkek (%58.2) toplam 158 hasta PO dönemde konsülte edildi. En sık PO konsültasyon isteği nedeni, dispne (%31 [49/158]) ve radyolojik bulgulardı (%17.7 [28/158]). Olguların %36.1’inde (57) hipoksemi söz konusuydu. Olguların %38’inde (60) akciğer grafisi normal bulundu. En sık görülen radyolojik anormallik plöreziydi (%17.1 [27/158]). Toplam 28 olguda (%17.7) bilgisayarlı tomografi, 16 olguda (%10.1) ventilasyon-perfüzyon sintigrafisi istendi. Olguların %13.3’ünde (21) normal solunum sistemi bulguları, %64.6’sında (102) PO pulmoner komplikasyonlar tespit edildi. PO en sık görülen solunumsal komplikasyonlar %20.6 (21/102) diyafragmatik disfonksiyon, %18.6 (19) kronik obstrüktif akciğer hastalığında kötüleşme (bronkospazm), %17.6 (18) atelektazi, %14.7 (15) pnömoniydi. Üst batın ve toraks cerrahilerinden sonra PO uzamış mekanik ventilasyon ve plevral efüzyon, alt batın ve diğer cerrahilerdekine göre anlamlı olarak yüksek bulundu (p0.05).
The aim of this study was to evaluate postoperative pulmonary complications of patients undergoing operations in 10 different surgery clinics between November 2002 and June 2003. A total of 158 patients, 66 (41.8%) females and 92 males (58.2%), whose mean age was 53±18 (20-102) were included in the study. The study was mainly based on the postoperative consultations requested by these clinics. The most common causes of consultation requests were dyspnea (31% [49/158]) and abnormal radiological findings (17.7% [28/158]). Hypoxemia was detected in 36.1% (57) of the patients. Chest X rays of 38% (60) of patients were found as normal. Pleural effusion was the most common radiological abnormality (17.1% [27/158]). Thoracic computed tomography was performed in 28 (17.7%) patients, ventilation perfusion lung scan was performed in 16 (10.1%) patients. Respiratory system examination was normal in 13.3% (21) of patients while postoperative pulmonary complications were detected in 64.6% (102) of patients. The most common respiratory complications observed postoperatively were diaphragmatic dysfunction 20.6% (21/102), worsening of obstructive lung disease (bronchospasm) 18.6% (19), atelectasis 17.6% (18) and pneumonia 14.7% (15) respectively. Upper abdominal and thoracic surgeries had significantly higher rates of prolonged mechanical ventilation and pleural effusion complications than other surgeries (p<0.05).
The aim of this study was to evaluate postoperative pulmonary complications of patients undergoing operations in 10 different surgery clinics between November 2002 and June 2003. A total of 158 patients, 66 (41.8%) females and 92 males (58.2%), whose mean age was 53±18 (20-102) were included in the study. The study was mainly based on the postoperative consultations requested by these clinics. The most common causes of consultation requests were dyspnea (31% [49/158]) and abnormal radiological findings (17.7% [28/158]). Hypoxemia was detected in 36.1% (57) of the patients. Chest X rays of 38% (60) of patients were found as normal. Pleural effusion was the most common radiological abnormality (17.1% [27/158]). Thoracic computed tomography was performed in 28 (17.7%) patients, ventilation perfusion lung scan was performed in 16 (10.1%) patients. Respiratory system examination was normal in 13.3% (21) of patients while postoperative pulmonary complications were detected in 64.6% (102) of patients. The most common respiratory complications observed postoperatively were diaphragmatic dysfunction 20.6% (21/102), worsening of obstructive lung disease (bronchospasm) 18.6% (19), atelectasis 17.6% (18) and pneumonia 14.7% (15) respectively. Upper abdominal and thoracic surgeries had significantly higher rates of prolonged mechanical ventilation and pleural effusion complications than other surgeries (p<0.05).
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Kulak, Burun, Boğaz
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