Atelectasis in Poliomyelitis

Morrow, Dorothy Jackson; Stimson, Philip M.

doi:10.1016/s0025-7125(16)35816-3

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Permanent Paralysis Resulting From Irreversible Damage1

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“…Atelectasis-of the lungs should be treated by immediate bronchoscopy, and aspiration by suction as advocated by Morrow and Stimson (1947)* Before there is any evidence of blockage, postural drainage and assisted coughing should be given. Any asymmetrical .movement or deficient air entry should be.noted.…”

Section: Permanent Paralysis Resulting From Irreversible Damagementioning

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Poliomyelitis and Polioencephalitis

1947

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Section: Permanent Paralysis Resulting From Irreversible Damagementioning

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Poliomyelitis and Polioencephalitis

1947

The Lancet

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“…Atelectasis-of the lungs should be treated by immediate bronchoscopy, and aspiration by suction as advocated by Morrow and Stimson (1947) Whilst using the bedpan, the body should be kppt in a straight line with the joints supported in the optimum position, but any splints in use should not be removed.…”

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