'Chest drain' presentation slideshows

Clinical Aspects of Pleural Disease

Clinical Aspects of Pleural Disease. Dr Tom Fardon Consultant Physician Respiratory Medicine. Learning Outcomes. Pleural effusion Differential diagnosis, investigations, treatment Chest drainage Indications, technique, complications Asbestos-related pleural disease

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Clinical Aspects of Pleural Disease

Clinical Aspects of Pleural Disease. Dr William Anderson Specialist Registrar Respiratory Medicine. Outline. Pleural effusion Chest drainage Asbestos-related pleural disease Pneumothorax. Pleural Anatomy. Pleura : Serous membrane covering the Lung Double layer:

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SCE Revision Asthma and pleural disease

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Case presentation 1

Case presentation 1. Dr REESAUL R. Case 1. Male 25 years old Ref on 06/04/2006 to poudre d`or hospital from private GP Cough hemoptysis and dyspnea. Case 1. He had several visits AHC and private doctors for cough since early childhood :

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Nursing Management of Chest Drains

Nursing Management of Chest Drains. Module 9 M.Lynch. Rationale for insertion. To overcome the accumulation of air or fluid in the pleural cavity that might impair ventilation. Pleural membranes have a vital role in ensuring the lungs are expanded.

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Management of spontaneous pneumothorax : British Thoracic Society pleural disease guideline 2010

Management of spontaneous pneumothorax : British Thoracic Society pleural disease guideline 2010. EM/CS R2 ???. Pneumothorax. Air in the pleural cavity Secondary pneumothorax (SSP) With underlying lung disease Primary pneumothorax (PSP)

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Health Career: Physician & Surgeon

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Signs and symptoms

Signs and symptoms Signs: decreased chest movement , reduced breath sounds, dull to percussion (all on affected side) Symptoms: SOB, cough, chest pain Investigations

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Chest Drain - fundamentals

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Post-Pneumonectomy Complications

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Post traumatic empyema

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Patient Pathway

Patient identified as suitable for discharge home with a chest drain. Ambulatory drain fitted. CXR satisfactory Pain controlled Patient education Given contact details. Epidural removed Pain controlled Bowels opened Mobilising Support at home. Drain needs to remain insitu

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