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العنوان
Ultrasound Evaluation Of Lung And Diaphragm As Predictors Of Liberation Success from Mechanical Ventilation /
المؤلف
Thabit, Esraa Hamdy.
هيئة الاعداد
باحث / إسراء حمدي ثابت
مشرف / ناجي سيد علي
مشرف / محمد عبد المنعم أحمد
مشرف / أحمد حسين قاسم
الموضوع
Chest - Ultrasonic imaging. Thoracic Diseases - Ultrasonography. Thorax - Ultrasonography.
تاريخ النشر
2022.
عدد الصفحات
120 p. :
اللغة
الإنجليزية
الدرجة
ماجستير
التخصص
التخدير و علاج الألم
تاريخ الإجازة
1/1/2022
مكان الإجازة
جامعة المنيا - كلية الطب - قسم التخدير والعناية المركزة
الفهرس
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Abstract

That is forthcoming cohrt observational evaluation turned into carried on 60 patients who changed into conceded to minia college emergency unit the length between August 2020 and November 2021 and have been exactly ventilated over forty eight hours in ICU for diverse reasons .
The point of our work became to evaluate and examine the well worth of lung and belly ultrasound for expecting weaning and extubation result , using diaphragmatic thickening report ”TI” , adjusted lung ultrasound score (LUSm) and diaphragmatic brief shallow breathing listing (DRSBI).
The critical end result is patients with respiratory ache that could require re-intubation internal 24h after extubation.
The auxiliary result measures comprise hemodynamics of the patients ,the period of stay in ICU ,entanglements , bleakness and demise rate in these sufferers.
Patients who efficaciously glad the weaning standards had been positioned on SBT utilizing intrusive PSV mode on the accompanying boundaries: PEEP ≤ 5 cmH2O, strain assist≤ eight cmH2O, and Fio2 ≤ forty% for 30-a hundred and twenty minutes. As per surveyed barriers as patients hemodynamics , SBT on PSV evident mode satisfactory or now not , TI , (LUSm) , DRSBI , habitual lab examination , duration of live in ICU ,confusion and mortality ,
Sufferers may be partitioned into 2 gatherings :
Bunch A: correctly weaned
Bunch B: bombed weaning and re-intubation might be required.
The outcomes confirmed that DRSBI 30 min after SBT changed into virtually huge with suggest ±SD (1.1±0.1) in bunch( A) and (1.7 ±zero.Three) in bunch (B) and p esteem <0.001 one at a time with focus one hundred percentage , particularity 96.55% has ideal give up esteem ≤ 1.Three and ,(ninety six.Nine% ,100 percentage .Ninety eight.33%) for PPV ,NPV and exactness in my opinion .TI 30 min after SBT changed into basically high in bunch (A) with mean ±SD (28.Three±3) and (23±1.Four) in bunch (B) and( p esteem <0.001) with responsiveness 90.3% and explicitness 89.7% has removed worth >24 and (ninety.3% ,89.7 % ,90%) for PPV, NPV and precision for my part .LUSm 30 min after SBT became altogether decrease in powerful amassing than the bombed one with mean (5.6±1) and( 9.2±2.5) in fruitful and bombed bunch separately and with p esteem <zero.001, with responsiveness eighty three.9 % and explicitness ninety three.1% has best eliminated really worth ≤6 and (92.9% , eighty four.4% ,88.Three%) for PPV,NPV,and precision in my view .
Round 51.7 % of the targeting bunch had been correctly weaned and released , while the extra 48.3% bombed weaning, 28.3% of them passed away.
Conclusion :
We inferred that DRSBI,TI and LUSm are delicate innocent mattress aspect sonographic documents that may foresee weaning out come in precisely ventilated patients better than RSBI and traditional medical lists .As a consequence lung and belly ultrasound are promising strategies for awaiting weaning result.

Recommendations
We recommended using DRSBI as the most sensitive and accurate index in prediction of liberation success from mechanical ventilation.
●Further study on large sample size is required to confirm our results.
●Patients should be more selected not from many different categories to get more accurate results
● Echocardiography should be done to the mechanically ventilated patients to assess cardiological state of the patients.
● Additional large-scale studies may be required to confirm the current study’s findings.