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Pneumologie 2014; 2(02): 115-129
DOI: 10.1055/s-0034-1370123
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Sauerstoff in der Medizin

Dieter Köhler
,
Peter Haidl
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Publikationsdatum:
17. Juni 2014 (online)

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Sauerstoff in der MedizinPneumologie 2011; 65(01): 25-36
DOI: 10.1055/s-0030-1255783

Kernaussagen

  • Zentrale Größe zur Beurteilung der Sauerstoffversorgung ist der Sauerstoffgehalt.

  • Herzpumpe und Atempumpe hängen funktionell eng zusammen.

  • Auch stark hyperkapnische Werte führen nicht zu dauerhaften Schäden, wenn keine Hypoxie vorliegt.

  • Inspiratorische Sauerstoffkonzentrationen auf der Intensivstation sollten immer unter 50 % liegen (Ausnahme: akute Situationen). Ein ARDS entsteht vermutlich öfter durch zu hohe inspiratorische Sauerstoffgaben und zu hohe Beatmungsdrucke als durch die Erkrankung.

  • Ein Cor pulmonale bei chronischer Hypoxämie ist ein sinnvoller Anpassungsmechanismus, der nicht behandelt werden muss. Es bildet sich wieder zurück, wenn sich die Grunderkrankung bzw. die damit verbundene Hypoxämie bessert.

 

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