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Geriatrie up2date 2023; 5(02): 83-92
DOI: 10.1055/a-2028-0101
Schritt für Schritt

Atemwegsmanagement in der Intensivmedizin – Schritt für Schritt

Thomas Römer
,
Christin Büttner
,
Ramona Ossowski
,
Haitham Mutlak
,
Ralf Michael Muellenbach
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Der standardisierte Ablauf der Intubation von Intensivpatienten reduziert lebensbedrohliche Komplikationen im Rahmen der Atemwegssicherung – insbesondere beim schwierigen Atemweg. Definierte Abläufe sowie festgelegte und trainierte „Airway Tools“ geben dem durchführenden Team Sicherheit und führen zu Routine und Patientensicherheit.

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Atemwegsmanagement - Beatmungstherapie - Intubation - schwieriger Atemweg - Laryngoskopie - Videolaryngoskopie


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Article published online:
13 April 2023

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