Effets hémodynamiques du bain chez le patient gravement brûlé

Moutet, J P; Pinaud, M∘; Zaouter, M.; Floch, R. Le; Fourret, P.; Meignier, M; Pannier, M

doi:10.1016/s0750-7658(05)80340-5

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“…Several studies involving humans and dogs have closely examined the cardiovascular and pulmonary changes induced by submersion into water (Moutet et al 1992, Allison et al 1993, Nakamura et al 1996, Miwa et al 1997. Partial submersion of a mammal into water results in an equilibration of hydrostatic pressure gradients of body fluids (Choukroun et al 1989).…”

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Anaesthetic management for hydropool recovery in 50 horses

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Ringer³

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Anaesthetic management for hydropool recovery in 50 horses

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Kalchofner²,

Ringer³

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Prise en charge des brûlés graves pendant les 72 premières heures

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Cardiopulmonary function in horses during anesthetic recovery in a hydropool

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Differences in pulmonary and cardiovascular function between horses during recovery from anesthesia while immersed in water and in a padded recovery stall were attributed to the increased effort needed to overcome the extrathoracic hydrostatic effects of immersion. The combined effect of increased extrathoracic pressure and PAP may contribute to an increased incidence of pulmonary edema in horses during anesthetic recovery in a hydropool.

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Effets hémodynamiques du bain chez le patient gravement brûlé

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Anaesthetic management for hydropool recovery in 50 horses

Anaesthetic management for hydropool recovery in 50 horses

Prise en charge des brûlés graves pendant les 72 premières heures

Cardiopulmonary function in horses during anesthetic recovery in a hydropool

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