Nicht invasive nächtliche Beatmung bei COPD

In pneumologischen Kliniken/Facharztpraxen werden zahlreiche Patienten mit chronisch obstruktiver Lungenerkrankung und Emphysem behandelt (chronic obstructive pulmonary disease = COPD). Anfangs kann die COPD insbesondere mit Bronchiodilatativa gut behandelt werden. Später geht die Fähigkeit, ausreichend CO₂ abzuatmen, in zunehmendem Maße verloren, so dass eine maschinelle Beatmung notwendig wird.

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