基本説明
A full-color guide details the fundamental principles, tools, and procedures of airway assessment and management. 1st ed.: 2007.
Full Description
Meet the clinical challenge of the difficult and failed airway with this updated full-color guideA Doody's Core Title for 2015!Includes DVD with airway techniques!"This beautifully illustrated and extensively referenced textbook provides a comprehensive review of the available options for airway management....For the busy clinician, this book provides the most up-to-date review available of the many innovations that have been introduced in the past 10 years."--Steven L. Shafer, MD, Columbia UniversityWritten by the founders of The Difficult Airway Course: Anesthesia (TM) and utilizing an instructive case-based approach, this text/DVD presents all of the leading-edge principles, tools, and procedures of airway assessment and management. The scope of the book encompasses the many airway devices that have been developed since the publication of the first edition, many of which have the potential to markedly enhance airway management.Extensively revised and updated, the second edition of Management of the Difficult and Failed Airway emphasizes how airway management is context-sensitive: included are strategies for treating patients in a range of settings, from prehospital care to the ER, as well as proven techniques for special patient populations. In addition, new chapters have been added to further refresh the book's content and provide you with a solid grasp of the most critical topics in this fast-evolving area.The book's effective organization has been maintained, beginning with the first section's focus on the basic foundations of difficult and failed airway management. The second section reviews must-know airway devices and techniques, while the third part of the text introduces case studies that thoroughly examine the application of these techniques in complex clinical situations. A final section covers the practical considerations, such as difficult airway carts and teaching and simulation in airway management.FEATURESSkill-building, case-based approach highlights the right tools and techniques for stabilizing the patient, plus important safety precautions relevant to the clinical setting New "context-sensitive" focus links airway techniques to specific clinical environments, including airway cases in prehospital care, the emergency department, the critical care unit, and the operating roomEssential new chapters cover the fundamental principles of bag-mask-ventilation, single lung ventilation using double lumen tubes, and airway management in austere environments, in addition to airway education and simulationMnemonics, easy-to-follow algorithms, and alternative strategies (Plan A, Plan B, etc.) in every chapter reinforce pivotal concepts Chapter-ending questions offer effective self-assessmentAccompanying DVD with instructive video visually explains common procedures in a learn-as-you-go style
Contents
ContributorsForewordPreface1. Evaluation of the Airway, Michael F. Murphy and D. John Doyle2. The Algorithms, Michael F. Murphy and Edward T. Crosby3. Preparation for Awake Intubation, Ian R. Morris4. Pharmacology of Intubation, Ronald B. George and Orlando R. Hung5. Aspiration: Risks and Prevention, Saul Pytka, Edward Crosby, and Idena CarrollSECTION 2: DEVICES AND TECHNIQUES FOR DIFFICULT AND FAILED AIRWAY MANAGEMENT6. Context-Sensitive Airway Management, Steven Petrar, Orlando R. Hung, and Michael F. Murphy7. Manual Noninvasive Ventilation: Bag-Mask-Ventilation, George Kovacs and Michael F. Murphy8. Direct Laryngoscopy, Richard M. Levitan and George Kovacs9. Flexible Bronchoscopic Intubation, Ian R. Morris10. Rigid and Semirigid Fiberoptic and Video Laryngoscopy and Intubation, Richard M. Cooper and J. Adam Law11. Nonvisual Intubation Techniques, Chris C. Christodoulou and Orlando R. Hung12. Extraglottic Devices for Ventilation and Oxygenation, Chris Hinkewich, Orlando R. Hung, and Thomas J. Cowan13. Surgical Airway, Gordon O. Launcelott and Liane B. JohnsonA: Airway Cases in Prehospital Care14. What is Unique about Airway Management in the Prehospital Setting? Mark Vu, David Petrie, John M. Tallon, and Michael F. Murphy15. Airway Management of a Patient with Traumatic Brain Injury, J. Adam Law, Edward T. Crosby, and Andy Jogoda16. Airway Management of an Unconscious Patient Who Remains Trapped inside the Vehicle Following a Motor Vehicle Collision, Tom C. Phu, Orlando R. Hung, and Ronald D. Stewart17. Airway Management of a Motorcyclist with a Full-Face Helmet Following a Crash, Mark P. Vu and Orlando R. Hung18. Airway Management of a Morbidly Obese Patient Suffering from a Cardiac Arrest, Saul Pytka and Idena Carroll19. Airway Management with Blunt Anterior Neck Trauma, David A. Caro and Steven A. GodwinB: Airway Cases in the Emergency Department20. Airway Management in the Emergency Department, Michael F. Murphy and Ron M. Walls21. Patient with Deadly Asthma Requires Intubation, Kerry B. Broderick and Richard D. Zane22. Patient with Cardiogenic Shock, Kerry B. Broderick23. Airway Management in the Patient with Burns to the Head, Neck, Upper Torsos, and the Airway, Robert J. Vissers24. Airway Management in a Patient with Angioedema, Michael F. Murphy, Genevieve MacKinnon, and David Petrie25. Airway Management for Blunt Facial Trauma, David A. Caro and Aaron E. Bair26. Airway Management in a Patient with Ludwig's Angina, Kirk J. MacQuarrie and David KirkpatrickC: Airway Cases in Critical Care Unit27. Airway Management in the Intensive Care Unit, Stephen Beed28. Management of Extubation of a Patient Following a Prolonged Period of Mechanical Ventilation, Richard M. Cooper29. Airway Management of a Patient in a Halo Jacket Who Has Developed a Tracheal Tube Cuff Leak, Dietrich Henzler30. Management of a Patient Admitted to the ICU with Impending Respiratory Failure due to a Suspected Infectious Etiology, David T. Wong31. Performing an Elective Percutaneous Dilational Tracheotomy in a Patient on Mechanical Ventilation, Angelina Guzzo, Liane B. Johnson, and Orlando R. HungD: Airway Cases: Surgical Patients in the Operating Room32. Airway Management in an Uncooperative Down Syndrome Patient wiht an Upper GI Bleed, Michael F. Murphy33. Airway Management in the Operating Room of a Patient with a History of Oral and Cervical Radiation Therapy, Ian R. Morris34. Airway Management in Penetrating Neck Injury, Ian R. Morris35. Intra-operative Accidental Dislodgement of the Endotracheal Tube in a Patient in Prone Position, Dennis Drapeau and Orlando R. Hung36. Lung Separation in the Patient with a Difficult Airway, Ian R. Morris37. Airway Management of a Patient wiht an Unanticipated Difficult Laryngoscopy (LIngual Tonsillar Hypertrophy), Edward Crosby38. Airway Management of a Patient with Superior Vena Cava Obstruction Syndrome, Gordon O. Launcelott39. Airway Management of a Patient with History of Difficult Airway Who Refuses to Have Awake Tracheal Intubation, Dmitry Portnoy and Carin Hagberg40. Airway Management in the Operating Room of a Morbidly Obese Patient in a "Cannot Intubate, Cannot Ventilate" Situation due to a Suspected Infectious Etiology, David T. Wong41. Airway Management in a Patient with Epidermolysis Bullosa for Peripheral Procedure, Sarah H. Wiser and Wendy HowardE: Pediatric Airway Cases42. Unique Airway Issues in the Pediatric Population, Laura V. Duggan and Narasimhan Jagannathan43. Airway Management of a Child with Supraglottitis, Christian M. Soder and Liane B. Johnson44. Management of a 12-Year-Old Child with a Foreign Body in the Bronchus, Liane B. Johnson45. Management of a Child with a History of Difficult Intubation and Post-tonsillectomy Bleed, Arnim Vlatten46. Airway Management in a 1-Year-Old with Pierre Robin Syndrome for Myringotomy and Tubes, Christian M. Soder47. Airway Management of a 6-Year-Old with a History of Difficult Airway for Bilateral Inguinal Hernia Repair, David C. Abramson48. Pediatric Patient with a Closed Head Injury, Joshua Nagler and Robert C. LutenF: Obstetrical Airway Cases49. What is Unique about the Obstetrical Airway? Brian K. Ross and Dolores McKeen50. Airway Management of the Obstetrical Patient with an Anticipated Difficult Airway, Brian K. Ross51. Unanticipated Difficult Airway in an Obstetrical Patient Requiring an Emergency Cesarean Section, Ademeyi J. Olufolabi and Holly A. Muir52. Airway Management in the Pregnant Trauma Victim, Adeyemi J. Olufolabi and Holly A. Muir53. Appendicitis in Pregnancy, Narendra Vakharia and Ronald B. GeorgeG: Airway Cases in Other Hospital Settings54. Unique Challenges of Ectopic Airway Management, Michael F. Murphy55. Management of the Patient with a Neck Hematoma, J. Adam Law56. Airway Management in Austere Environments, Thomas J. Coonan, Phil Blum, and J. Adam Law57. Respiratory Arrest in the Magnetic Resonance Imaging Suite, D. John Doyle58. Post-obstructive Pulmonary Edema, Matthew G. Simms and J. Adam LawMANAGEMENT59. Difficult Airway Carts, Saul Pytka and Michael F. Murphy60. Documentation of Difficulty and Failure in Airway Management, Lorraine J. Foley, Michael F. Murphy, and Orlando R. Hung61. Teaching and Simulation for Airway Management, Brian K. Ross, Jo Davies, Sara Kim, and Michael F. MurphyAnswersIndex1. Tracheal Intubation Using the Airtraq (R) Laryngoscope2. Blind Nasal Intubation3. Tracheal Intubation Using Bullard (TM) Laryngoscope4. Tracheal Intubation Using the Clarus Video System5. Digital Intubation6. Technique of Placement of Extraglottic Devices7. Tracheal Intubation Using the Fastrach (TM)8. Tracheal Intubation Using a Flexible Bronchoscope9. Tracheal Intubation Using the Glidescope (R)10. Levitan Laryngoscope11. Macintosh Laryngoscope12. McCoy Laryngoscope13. McGrath (R) Video Laryngoscope14. Open Cricothyrotomy15. Percutaneous Cricothyrotomy16. Phillips Laryngoscope17. Retrograde Intubation18. Shikani Optical Stylet19. Tracheal Intubation Using the Storz Video Macintosh Laryngoscope20. Light-Guided Intubation Using Trachlight (TM)NER(01): WOW
