Preoperatiewe spesiale ondersoeke en intraoperatiewe arteriele suurstofspanning tydens eenlongnarkose

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1990
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Health & Medical Publishing Group
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The value of preoperative lung function tests was examined in 11 patients as a method to predict changes in intraoperative PaO2 (dPaO2) during one-lung ventilation in pulmonary surgery. Ventilation (Kr-81m and Xe-133) and perfusion (Tc-99m microspheres) to the lung to be operated upon significantly predicted the intra-operative decrease in PaO2. The correlation between ventilation percentage to the diseased lung and dPaO2 was 0,87 (SEE = 9,99) and between perfusion and dPaO2 0,84 (SEE = 9,51).
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CITATION: Hattigh, P. et al. 1990. Preoperatiewe spesiale ondersoeke en intraoperatiewe arteriele suurstofspanning tydens eenlongnarkose. South African Medical Journal, 78:104-108.
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Lungs
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http://hdl.handle.net/10019.1/7346
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Research Articles (Anaesthesiology and Critical Care)