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AORN Journal, 1970
Chest tubes and chest bottles, Von Hippel, Arndt, MD: Springfield, Ill: Charles C. Thomas, Publishers 1969, 96 pp, $7.
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Chest tubes and chest bottles, Von Hippel, Arndt, MD: Springfield, Ill: Charles C. Thomas, Publishers 1969, 96 pp, $7.
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2021
The insertion of a chest tube is a common therapeutic procedure routinely employed to restore the natural negative pressure in the pleural space and ensure complete pulmonary reexpansion through the drainage of a pathologic collection of fluid and/or air from the thoracic cavity.
Giulio Maurizi +2 more
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The insertion of a chest tube is a common therapeutic procedure routinely employed to restore the natural negative pressure in the pleural space and ensure complete pulmonary reexpansion through the drainage of a pathologic collection of fluid and/or air from the thoracic cavity.
Giulio Maurizi +2 more
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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1981
To the Editor.— Recent research into the mechanism of blood flow during cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) has led to the view that external cardiac compression is effective because it increases intrathoracic pressure and squeezes blood from the pulmonary circulation, which fills during the relaxation phase.
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To the Editor.— Recent research into the mechanism of blood flow during cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) has led to the view that external cardiac compression is effective because it increases intrathoracic pressure and squeezes blood from the pulmonary circulation, which fills during the relaxation phase.
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Surgical Clinics of North America, 1989
In general, appropriate use of tube thoracostomy results in complete drainage of the collected air and fluid in the pleural space and allows full expansion and occupation of the entire pleural space by the lung, thus protecting the lung and pleural space from subsequent complications.
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In general, appropriate use of tube thoracostomy results in complete drainage of the collected air and fluid in the pleural space and allows full expansion and occupation of the entire pleural space by the lung, thus protecting the lung and pleural space from subsequent complications.
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Thoracic surgery clinics, 2016
Insertion, management, and withdrawal of chest tubes is part of the routine activity of thoracic surgeons. The selection of the chest tube and the strategy for each of these steps is usually built on knowledge, practice, experience, and judgment. The indication to insert a chest tube into the pleural cavity is the presence of air or fluid within it ...
Venuta, Federico +4 more
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Insertion, management, and withdrawal of chest tubes is part of the routine activity of thoracic surgeons. The selection of the chest tube and the strategy for each of these steps is usually built on knowledge, practice, experience, and judgment. The indication to insert a chest tube into the pleural cavity is the presence of air or fluid within it ...
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The Care and Feeding of Chest Tubes
AJN, American Journal of Nursing, 1972The chest is basically related to breathing, and breathing is something with which we are all vaguely familiar. (Everyone remembers the old adage, "Out goes the bad air, in comes the good air.") The two phases of breathing are inspiration and expiration. Inspiration (the good-air part) is caused by the diaphragm moving down toward the feet and the ribs
C V, Morgan, T W, Orcutt
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Tube Thoracostomy (Chest Tube)
2016The placement of a chest tube is frequently a life-saving intervention. This chapter will describe the indications and procedure for placing a chest tube in the adult patient. We will also discuss the potential complications of this invasive procedure.
Scott Suttles +2 more
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