SEVERE BRONCHOSPASM DURING ANAESTHESIA -PRACTICAL CONDUCT SERIES
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- Опубликовано: 17 окт 2019
- Part of the Anaesthesiology Lectures, Practical Conduct Series. Hope it helps!
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Diagnosis CXR unilateral ( left hyper inflation rest normal ) , hrct mosaic attenuation in small airway bronclolities air trapping rest normal
Blood oxygen 94-98
Rtpcr and rapid antigen tests negative
CRP 4
Vitamin d 44
Symtoms
Chronic disphagia in phayrx with
Food Aspirations due to eagle syndrome pain behind phayrx upto hyoid bone
Chronic Severe tightness sensation with pain and rubbing ,pain sensation while suffocating breathing in left side of chest
Gasping for air always
Treatment tried
Not responding to saba & long cortisteroids inhalers even after using with spacer or direct and nebulizers and oxygen therapy not working
Anti biotics and anti virals too via oral and iv intra styloidtecomy coblation no use but got addictional nerve damge to left glossopharyngeal nerve and deep throat muscles because of which i look like bells PALSY that not even physiotherapist can't reach or help directly
What will other options will be left then staying in HOSPITAL ventilator instead ?