2020
DOI: 10.1055/a-1149-9483
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Behandlung der Ösophagusatresie mit unterer tracheoösophagealer Fistel – Zusammenfassung der aktuellen S2K-Leitlinie der DGKCH

Abstract: ZusammenfassungDie Ösophagusatresie (ÖA) ist eine angeborene Kontinuitätsunterbrechung der Speiseröhre mit oder ohne Fistel zur Trachea (Tracheoösophageale Fistel, TÖF). Je nach Abstand zwischen den beiden Ösophagusenden unterscheidet man eine „kurzstreckige“ von einer „langstreckigen“ Form. Bis zu 50% der Neugeborenen weisen weitere Anomalien auf. Eine pränatale Diagnose der ÖA gelingt in 32… Show more

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“… 14 This is, among other factors, caused by an impaired perfusion of the anastomosis. 15 Although intraoperatively the perfusion of the lower esophagus appeared unaltered macroscopically in patient 1, HSI measurement revealed a diminished perfusion of the distal pouch. Thus, HSI had an additional diagnostic value.…”
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confidence: 87%
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“… 14 This is, among other factors, caused by an impaired perfusion of the anastomosis. 15 Although intraoperatively the perfusion of the lower esophagus appeared unaltered macroscopically in patient 1, HSI measurement revealed a diminished perfusion of the distal pouch. Thus, HSI had an additional diagnostic value.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 87%
“…The patient is on full oral feeds.DiscussionAnastomotic leakage and stricture after repair of EA/TEF occur in $20 and 28% of cases, respectively. 14 This is, among other factors, caused by an impaired perfusion of the anastomosis 15.…”
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“…Postural therapy, sputum suction, and if necessary, mechanical breathing support are the primary therapeutic techniques ( 10 , 11 ). When normal frequency ventilation fails to establish hemodynamic stability, high-frequency ventilation for respiratory support is frequently required ( 12 ). High-frequency ventilation employs high respiratory rates (generally greater than 150 breaths per minute) to provide tidal volumes that are typically less than the anatomical dead space.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%