05031nam a2200373zi 45000010014000000030008000140050017000220070015000390080041000540200028000950200025001230400031001480720016001790720015001950720015002102450105002252640054003303360021003843370023004053380032004283650110004603660044005705000047006145051698006615160013023595201989023726500034043616500033043956500033044287000026044617000032044878560066045198560072045859781849841221UK-WkNB20200109000000.0cu||||||||||||200109e201912uuxxk    |s|||||||0|0 eng|d  a9781849841221 :c$45.00  a1849841225 :c$45.00  aUK-WkNBbengcUK-WkNBerda 7aMJL2bicssc 7aHEA2ukslc 7aMJL2thema10aERS Practical Handbook of Invasive Mechanical Ventilation /cEdited by Leo Heunks, Marcus J. Schulz. 1aSheffield :bEuropean Respiratory Society,c2019.  atext2rdacontent  acomputer2rdamedia  aonline resource2rdacarrier  a02b45.00cUSDd00eThis price includes a tax elementhZ 45.00 0.00 45.00 0.00jGBkxxkmTEDITOR2onix-pt  b20191209cIP 20200109jGBkxxk2UK-WkNB  aElectronic book text. Text (eye-readable).0 a1. Physiology  Mechanisms of hypoxaemia and hypercapnia 1  Respiratory mechanics 8  Effects of invasive ventilation on the lungs 16  Effects of invasive ventilation on the respiratory muscles 26  2. Getting the basics right: artificial airway and ventilator modes  Artificial airways 33  Controlled modes 43  Partially supported modes 53  Proportional modes 62  Automated modes 74  3. Getting the basics right: mechanical ventilation in   specific diseases  Invasive ventilation in ARDS 81  Invasive ventilation in obstructive airway disease 88  Invasive ventilation in interstitial lung diseases 95  4. Monitoring the ventilated patient  Monitoring oxygenation 100  Monitoring ventilation 105  Monitoring respiratory mechanics 111  Monitoring breathing effort 119  Electrical impedance tomography 129  Monitoring lung aeration: lung ultrasound 136  Monitoring respiratory muscles: respiratory muscle ultrasound 147    Monitoring lung pathology: chest radiography and computed   tomography 154  Monitoring patient-ventilator interaction 159  5. Supportive therapy and rescue strategies in hypoxaemic failure  Extracorporeal lung support 171  Prone position in ARDS 177  Recruitment manoeuvres 185  Pulmonary vasoactive drugs 195  6. Inhalation therapy in ventilated patients   Inhalation therapy in ventilated patients 201  7. Weaning from mechanical ventilation  Weaning definition and outcome 207  Weaning protocols and automatic modes 214  Failure to wean and causes for difficult weaning 221    Weaning: a practical approach 227  Tracheostomy 235  Physiotherapy and speech therapy in ventilated patients 242  8. Technical aspects of the ventilator  Technical aspects of the ventilator 252.  aDocument  aInvasive ventilation is a frequently used lifesaving intervention in critical care. This Handbook provides a concise guide to invasive ventilation, ensuring that caregivers can apply invasive ventilation and obtain a thorough understanding of the underlying principles ensuring that they and their patients gain the most from this intervention.bInvasive ventilation is a frequently used lifesaving intervention in critical care. The ERS Practical Handbook of Invasive Mechanical Ventilation provides a concise "why and how to" guide to invasive ventilation, ensuring that caregivers can not only apply invasive ventilation, but obtain a thorough understanding of the underlying principles ensuring that they and their patients gain the most value from this intervention.   Editors Leo Heunks and Marcus J. Schultz have brought together leading clinicians and researchers in the field to provide an easy-to-read guide to all aspects of invasive ventilation. Topics covered include: underlying physiology, equipment, invasive ventilation in specific diseases, patient monitoring, supportive therapy and rescue strategies, inhalation therapy during invasive ventilation, weaning from invasive ventilation and technical aspects of the ventilator.  This Practical Handbook is a valuable reference and training resource for all invasive ventilation practitioners.  * User-friendly format, with key point summaries  * A focus on practical aspects and problem solving  * Online multiple-choice questions to enable self-assessment   Leo Heunks is pulmonologist-intensivist and Professor of Experimental Intensive Care Medicine at the Amsterdam UMC, location VUmc, Amsterdam, the Netherlands.  Marcus J. Schultz is Honorary Researcher of Nuffield College, Oxford University, Oxford, UK, and the Mahidol-Oxford Research Unit (MORU), Mahidol University, Bangkok, Thailand, and Professor of Experimental Intensive Care at the University of Amsterdam UMC, location AMC, Amsterdam, the Netherlands. 7aRespiratory medicine.2bicssc 7aHealth and Wellbeing.2ukslc 7aRespiratory medicine.2thema1 aHeunks, Leo,eeditor.1 aSchulz, Marcus J.,eeditor.4 uhttp://www.ersbookshop.comx01zPublisher's corporate website4 uhttp://www.books.ersjournals.comx01zPublisher's corporate website