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Tracheotomy (/ˌtreɪkiˈɒtəmi/, UK also /ˌtræki-/), or tracheostomy, is a
surgical airway management procedure which consists of
making an
incision on the...
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cricothyrotomy (used
almost exclusively in
emergency cir****stances) and the
tracheotomy, used
primarily in
situations where a
prolonged need for
airway support...
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tracheal intubation are
impossible or impractical.
Compared with
tracheotomy,
cricothyrotomy is
quicker and
easier to perform, does not
require mani****tion...
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placement of a
flexible plastic catheter into the trachea. For millennia,
tracheotomy was
considered the most
reliable (and most risky)
method of tracheal...
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tracheotomy procedure is
similar to that used today.
Julius C****erius
published his own
writings regarding technique and
equipment for
tracheotomy. C****erius...
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transtracheal ventilation (PTV). A
tracheotomy is a
surgically created opening from the skin of the neck down to the trachea. A
tracheotomy may be
considered where...
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antibiotics erythromycin or benzylpenicillin. In
severe cases a
tracheotomy may be
needed to open the airway. In 2015, 4,500
cases were officially...
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measure airflow into and out of the nose and/or mouth. The
removal of a
tracheotomy tube is
referred to as decannulation. A
cannula is used in an emergency...
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hospitalised again with
breathing problems two w****s
later and
underwent a
tracheotomy. On 31
March 2005,
following a
urinary tract infection, he developed...
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professionals that he had
sustained a
grave head trauma. An
emergency tracheotomy was
conducted alongside the
track to
establish a
secure airway through...
