2006
DOI: 10.1590/s1678-97412006000400018
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<![CDATA[<B>Inhalation of hypertonic saline solution as coadjuvant in respiratory physiotherapy to reverse atelectasis in the postoperative of pediatric heart surgery</B>]]>

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“…6 In Iran, the incidence of atelectasis has been reported to be as high as 75% and 56.7% following thoracic 7 and coronary artery bypass surgeries 8 , respectively. Atelectasis is the collapse of a group of alveoli, a small lobule or larger lung units, which can be caused by a variety of factors following surgery (specifically thoracic surgery) including external cardiopulmonary bypass, sedative medications 9,10 , anesthesia 3,10,11 , respiratory muscle dysfunction [11][12][13] , pain from the sternotomy, pain from the chest drains 10,[14][15][16] , impaired phrenic nerve function, and diaphragmatic dysfunction. 5,11,17,18 There may be no significant clinical symptoms of post-surgical atelectasis.…”
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“…6 In Iran, the incidence of atelectasis has been reported to be as high as 75% and 56.7% following thoracic 7 and coronary artery bypass surgeries 8 , respectively. Atelectasis is the collapse of a group of alveoli, a small lobule or larger lung units, which can be caused by a variety of factors following surgery (specifically thoracic surgery) including external cardiopulmonary bypass, sedative medications 9,10 , anesthesia 3,10,11 , respiratory muscle dysfunction [11][12][13] , pain from the sternotomy, pain from the chest drains 10,[14][15][16] , impaired phrenic nerve function, and diaphragmatic dysfunction. 5,11,17,18 There may be no significant clinical symptoms of post-surgical atelectasis.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Inalação com (SSH), realizada com NaCl a 6% melhora o clearence mucociliar de vias aéreas em muitas condições, provavelmente por induzir osmose para o interior destas vias, o que altera a reologia do muco favorecendo este clearence78 . A melhora no clearence mucociliar é possível com inalação de NaCl nas concentrações de 3 a 12% para pacientes portadores de doença pulmonar crônica[79][80] . Recente revisão sistemática, publicada em 2008, que analisou quatro estudos com a utilização de SSH (NaCl a 3%) comparada a solução fisiológica (NaCl a 0,9%) isolada ou combinada com broncodilatadores em crianças menores de 24 meses com BA, mostrou efeitos promissores, com redução do tempo de internação e melhora dos escores clínicos, sem serem observados efeitos adversos81 .…”
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