2021
DOI: 10.21037/atm-21-3535
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The use of bronchial blockers in patients with aberrant tracheobronchial anatomy: a case report

Abstract: Abnormal tracheal bronchus originates from the sidewall of the trachea, and most frequently occurs on the right side, involves subsegmental bronchi and the segmental. The anatomical structure of the airway is of great significance for general anesthesia and lung isolation. Abnormal tracheal bronchus makes lung isolation more complicated. This study presents four rare cases of aberrant tracheobronchial anatomy in the right main bronchus. We review the literature and discuss our solution and propose possible sol… Show more

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“…When the DLT is in the wrong position, there may be risks such as hypoxaemia, airway damage, and poor lung collapse. FOB examination is the most effective method for DLT positioning at present, but the clinical use of FOB in primary hospitals has certain limitations, and FOB examination cannot be used for continuous monitoring during surgery [ 12 , 13 ]. Therefore, this study analysed the application of P peak combined with P ET CO 2 monitoring in DLT localization.…”
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“…When the DLT is in the wrong position, there may be risks such as hypoxaemia, airway damage, and poor lung collapse. FOB examination is the most effective method for DLT positioning at present, but the clinical use of FOB in primary hospitals has certain limitations, and FOB examination cannot be used for continuous monitoring during surgery [ 12 , 13 ]. Therefore, this study analysed the application of P peak combined with P ET CO 2 monitoring in DLT localization.…”
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confidence: 99%