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著者: M Pather, D Hariparsad, A G Wesley
雑誌名: Intensive Care Med. 1985;11(1):30-2.
Abstract/Text
Fifty-two neonates with tetanus who required muscle paralysis and IPPV were managed alternatively with naso-tracheal intubation or tracheostomy. The complications of the two techniques were compared. Planned extubation caused less problems in the intubated than in the tracheostomized children, and secondary infection occurred less often. Accidental extubation, however, was a significant hazard in the intubated child.
PMID 3881495 Intensive Care Med. 1985;11(1):30-2.
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