2010
DOI: 10.1016/j.annfar.2009.11.015
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Ventilation non invasive en réanimation pédiatrique : quelles indications en 2010 ?

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“…Mapoure in Dakar [35] reported the systematic use of nasal oxygen therapy in adult comatose patients and -comparing the outcome of the patients who benefited from the non-invasive method with that of Zambian patients on mechanical ventilation -underlined the contribution of the invasive method to the survival of Zambian patients. This suggestion should not, however, elude the fact that in non-traumatic comas the decision to intubate is based on the patient's ability to protect his upper airway, the estimated time to recovery and the depth of the coma (Glasgow < 8) [36,37]; considering above all oxygen as a drug [38]. As such, its prescription is subject to specific indications and prescription rules [39].…”
Section: Prise En Charge Ventilatoirementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Mapoure in Dakar [35] reported the systematic use of nasal oxygen therapy in adult comatose patients and -comparing the outcome of the patients who benefited from the non-invasive method with that of Zambian patients on mechanical ventilation -underlined the contribution of the invasive method to the survival of Zambian patients. This suggestion should not, however, elude the fact that in non-traumatic comas the decision to intubate is based on the patient's ability to protect his upper airway, the estimated time to recovery and the depth of the coma (Glasgow < 8) [36,37]; considering above all oxygen as a drug [38]. As such, its prescription is subject to specific indications and prescription rules [39].…”
Section: Prise En Charge Ventilatoirementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Mapoure in Dakar [35] reported the systematic use of nasal oxygen therapy in adult comatose patients and -comparing the outcome of the patients who benefited from the non-invasive method with that of Zambian patients on mechanical ventilation -underlined the contribution of the invasive method to the survival of Zambian patients. This suggestion should not, however, elude the fact that in non-traumatic comas the decision to intubate is based on the patient's ability to protect his upper airway, the estimated time to recovery and the depth of the coma (Glasgow < 8) [36,37]; considering above all oxygen as a drug [38]. As such, its prescription is subject to specific indications and prescription rules [39].…”
Section: Prise En Charge Ventilatoirementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Les troubles de la conscience représentent une contreindication formelle à la ventilation non invasive (VNI), à l'exception de l'insuffisance respiratoire hypercapnique [26]. La VNI dans cette situation nécessite une surveillance rapprochée par un personnel qualifié et expérimenté [27] : le pédiatre-réanimateur doit avoir au préalable précisément défini le délai de réponse au traitement afin de ne pas prolonger une situation à risques.…”
Section: Principales Causes De Coma Du Nourrisson Et De L'enfant Et Lunclassified