Core Topics in Thoracic Anesthesia

Author: Cait P. Searl; Sameena T. Ahmed  

Publisher: Cambridge University Press‎

Publication year: 2009

E-ISBN: 9780511512964

P-ISBN(Paperback): 9780521867122

Subject: R614 Anesthesiology

Keyword: 麻醉学

Language: ENG

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Core Topics in Thoracic Anesthesia

Description

Providing an easily readable source of information about the current spectrum of anesthesia and critical care management of patients undergoing thoracic surgery, this book forms part of the successful Core Topics brand. The book provides practical assistance to those commencing careers in thoracic anesthesia and will also to be a useful aide-memoire to those already working in the field. The comprehensive content includes discussion of some of the more contentious issues in the management of thoracic patients as well as giving a flavour of the rapid evolution of new techniques that are of increasing importance in the field, such as lung-assist devices, different modes of ventilation and VAT surgery. Both editors are practising cardiothoracic anesthetists/intensivists at an internationally recognized centre for thoracic surgery, particularly lung transplantation. The contributors are chosen for their clinical expertise and to give a spectrum of opinion across the range of thoracic anesthesia.

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Chapter 2 Respiratory physiology

Respiratory mechanics

Respiratory volumes

Lung compliance

Dead space

Gas exchange in the lungs

Ventilation:perfusion ratio

Pulmonary blood flow

Hypoxic pulmonary vasoconstriction

Control of respiration

Non-respiratory functions

Effects of anesthesia on respiratory physiology

Physiology of spontaneous ventilation in the lateral decubitus position

Physiology of two-lung ventilation in the lateral decubitus position

Physiology of one-lung ventilation in lateral decubitus position

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Chapter 3 Respiratory pharmacology

Drugs active in the respiratory tract

Drugs used in the treatment of asthma and bronchospasm

BRONCHODILATORS

LEUKOTRIENE ANTAGONISTS

MAGNESIUM SULPHATE

GLUCOCORTICOID THERAPY

Relief of cough

Mucolytics

Effects of drugs used during anesthesia on the respiratory system

Volatile anesthetics

Opiates

Propofol

Other induction agents

Muscle relaxants

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Chapter 4 Respiratory diseases

Infective disorders

Pneumonia

Tuberculosis

Aspergillus

Bronchiectasis

Lung abscess

Cystic fibrosis

Airway obstruction disorders

Asthma

ANESTHETIC CONSIDERATIONS IN ASTHMA

Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease

ANESTHETIC CONSIDERATIONS IN COPD

Interstitial lung disease

Occupational lung disease

Diseases involving the pulmonary circulation

Thromboembolic disease

Pulmonary hypertension

ANESTHETIC IMPLICATIONS OF PULMONARY ARTERIAL HYPERTENSION

Malignancy

Lung cancer

Other thoracic neoplasms

Alveolar cell carcinoma

Carcinoid tumor

Mesothelioma

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Chapter 5 Pre-operative assessment of the thoracic surgical patient

Clinical history and examination

Lung function tests

Spirometry

Gas transfer capacity

Functional tests

Arterial blood gas analysis

Radiological investigations

Computerized tomography (CT)

CT – tumor staging

CT – lymph nodal assessment

CT – metastatic assessment

Magnetic resonance imaging

Positron emission tomography

Operability

British Thoracic Society – Guidelines

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Chapter 6 Lung isolation

History

Indications for lung isolation

Methods and choice of technique

The double lumen endobronchial tube

Right or left-sided tube?

Tube sizing

Insertion of the DLT

Checking DLT position

Complications of DLT insertion

Bronchial blockers

Complications associated with the use of bronchial blockers

Which device to use? (Table 6.8)

Lung separation and the difficult airway

Patients with tracheostomy

Key points

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Chapter 7 Management of one-lung ventilation

Fundamentals of fractional inspired oxygen (FiO2)

Planning OLV

Preparation for OLV in the anesthetic room

Choice of anesthetic technique

Ventilation

Common problems

Oxygen desaturation (< 90%)

Lung that does not collapse

Re-inflation problems

Special considerations

Positive end-expiratory pressure (PEEP)

Dynamic hyperinflation

Terminating OLV

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Section 2 Anesthesia for operative procedures

Chapter 8 Anesthetic implications of bronchoscopy

Anesthesia for bronchoscopy

Positive pressure ventilation

Emerging from the anesthetic

Rigid bronchoscopy for major events

Airway obstruction

Difficult intubation

Hemoptysis

Broncho-pleural fistula

Foreign bodies

Rigid bronchoscopy for the emergent technologies

Lasers in the airway

Stents

Words about fiberoptics (Box 8.1)

LIMITATIONS

AS A TOOL

WORDS OF WARNING

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Chapter 9 Anesthesia for tracheal surgery

Rigid bronchoscopy

Tracheal stenting

Tracheal resection

Pathophysiology of tracheal stenosis

Management and preparation for tracheal resection

Conclusion

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Chapter 10 Anesthesia for mediastinoscopy and mediastinal surgery

Mediastinal anatomy

Mediastinal pathology

Assessment of patients for mediastinal surgery

Anesthesia for cervical mediastinoscopy

Complications of mediastinoscopy

Anesthesia for anterior mediastinotomy

Anesthesia for resection of mediastinal masses

Myasthenia gravis

Anesthesia for thymectomy in myasthenia

Key points

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Chapter 11 Anesthesia for video-assisted thoracoscopic surgery

Principles of thoracoscopic surgery

Indications

Contraindications

Advantages

Pre-operative evaluation

Intra-operative management

Carbon dioxide insufflation

Complications

Video-assisted thoracoscopic lung resection

Conversion to thoracotomy

Conclusion

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Chapter 12 Anesthesia for lung resection

Limited resections: segmental or wedge resections

General considerations

Monitoring

Conduct of anesthesia

Post-operative considerations

Lobectomy

General considerations

Monitoring

Conduct of anesthesia

Post-operative considerations

Pneumonectomy

General considerations

Conduct of anesthesia

Post-operative considerations

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Chapter 13 Surgical treatment options for emphysema

Indications and selection criteria

Pre-operative assessment

Surgical options for advanced emphysema

Bullectomy (via thoracotomy or VATs)

Lung volume reduction surgery (LVRS) (via median sternotomy or thoracotomy or VATs)

Lung transplantation (LTx) (via thoracotomy, clamshell incisions or median sternotomy)

Anesthetic and operative considerations

Peri-operative monitoring

Choice of anesthetic agent

Anesthetic induction

Mechanical ventilation

Analgesia

Complications associated with LVRS

Outcomes

Contraindications

Innovative interventions for advanced emphysema

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Chapter 14 Lung transplantation

Lung recipient assessment and selection

Lung donor criteria and selection

Lung recipient-donor matching

Lung retrieval and preservation

Anesthesia for single lung transplantation

Problems with one-lung anesthesia

Pulmonary artery clamping

Donor lung reperfusion

Anesthesia for sequential bilateral lung transplantation

Peri- and post-operative care for lung transplants

Outcomes and complications of lung transplantation

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Chapter 15 Anesthesia for pulmonary endarterectomy

Chronic thromboembolic pulmonary hypertension

Pathophysiology

Classification

Prognosis

Diagnosis

Treatment

Pulmonary endarterectomy (PEA)

Patient selection

Surgical technique

Anesthetic management

PRE-MEDICATION

MONITORING

INDUCTION

MAINTENANCE OF ANESTHESIA

RESPIRATORY MANAGEMENT

HEMODYNAMIC SUPPORT

INTENSIVE CARE MANAGEMENT

RESIDUAL PULMONARY HYPERTENSION

REPERFUSION INJURY

Results

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Chapter 16 Anesthesia for esophageal surgery

Anatomy

Indications for surgery

Surgical approach

Trans-hiatal esophagectomy

Pre-anesthetic and pre-operative evaluation

Anesthetic room set-up

Monitoring

Pre-operative considerations

Induction of anesthesia and airway management

Intra-operative considerations: positioning

Post-operative care

Anesthetic management for gastro-esophageal reflux surgery

Clinical presentation

Surgical considerations

Anesthetic considerations

Post-operative recovery

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Chapter 17 Anesthesia for pleural and chest wall surgery

Procedures on the pleura

Pleurectomy

Pleurodesis

Surgical management of empyema

Chest wall procedures

Chapter 18 Anesthetic implications for management of thoracic trauma

Mechanism of injury after thoracic trauma

Penetrating wounds

Blunt injuries

Blast injuries

Anesthetic implications for management of thoracic trauma

Emergency management

Assessment of patients with thoracic trauma

Fluid management in patients with thoracic trauma

Anesthetic considerations for emergency and urgent thoracotomy

Anesthetic considerations

Airway management in thoracic trauma

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Chapter 19 Pediatric thoracic procedures

Factors unique to the pediatric thoracic patient

Pediatric physiology

One-lung ventilation in pediatric practice

Pre-operative assessment

Intra-operative management – general principles

Techniques for OLV in pediatric patients

Deliberate endobronchial intubation

Double lumen cuffed endotracheal tubes

The univent tube

The endobronchial blocker

Choice of technique

Peri-operative analgesia for pediatric thoracic patients

Intra-operative management – specific conditions

Empyema

Congenital lobar emphysema (CLE), congenital cystic adenomatous malformation (CCAM), sequestrum

Tracheo-esophageal fistula (TOF) repair

Congenital diaphragmatic hernia (CDH)

Malignancy

Bronchogenic cyst

Bronchoscopy/bronchography

Foreign body removal

Tracheal surgery

Post-operative care

Summary

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Chapter 20 Significance of age in practice of thoracic anesthesia

Effect of age on thoracic anesthesia

Age and the risk–benefit equation in thoracic anesthesia and surgery

Pre-anesthetic assessment

Screening for cardiovascular comorbidities

Estimation of cardiac reserve

Screening for pulmonary comorbidities

Pulmonary evaluation

Renal evaluation

Nutritional evaluation

Neurological evaluation

Response to general anesthesia

Outcomes: specific procedure-related mortality and morbidity

Pulmonary resections

MORBIDITY

Esophageal resections

Neurocognitive dysfunction after elderly thoracic surgery

End-of-life issues

Conclusion

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Chapter 21 Management of the morbidly obese patient

Pre-operative assessment

Cardiovascular system

Pulmonary system

Obstructive sleep apnea

Airway assessment

Nutrition and metabolism

Risk reduction strategies in the peri-operative period

Induction of anesthesia

Positioning

Placement of double lumen tubes (DLT) and one-lung ventilation (OLV) in morbidly obese patients

Anesthetic agents

Post-operative period

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Chapter 22 Management of thoracic surgical emergencies

Tension pneumothorax

Tension pneumothorax during one-lung ventilation

Causes of tension pneumothorax during thoracic surgery

Management

Hemorrhage into the airways

Management

Myocardial ischemia and infarction with heart failure

Heart failure

Cardiac herniation

Treatment

Complications during mediastinoscopy

Major hemorrhage

Superior vena cava obstruction

Anesthetic implications

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Section 3 Post-operative management

Chapter 23 Peri-operative intravenous fluid management

Effects of surgical trauma

Physiological changes resulting in fluid retention

Physiological changes to the lungs

Early cardiac response to lung resection

Fluid management in the peri-operative period

Assessment of intravascular filling status in the peri-operative period

Blood transfusion in thoracic surgery

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Chapter 24 General post-operative management

Early post-operative management

Prevention of aspiration

Management of the chest drains

Chest tubes after pneumonectomy

Bleeding

Post-operative delirium after thoracic surgery

Chapter 25 Management of post-operative respiratory problems

Extubation and airway concerns

Post-operative respiratory failure

Ventilatory support after thoracic surgery

Non-invasive vs. invasive ventilation

Post-pneumonectomy pulmonary edema and acute lung injury

Prevention of ALI/ARDS post-lung resection

Fluid management

Ventilation strategies

Management of ALI/ARDS post-lung resection

General supportive treatment

Mechanical ventilation

Non-ventilatory adjuncts

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Chapter 26 Extracorporeal membrane oxygenation (ECMO) and related technologies

Rationale for the use of ECMO

Physiology

Indications for ECMO

Evidence for the efficacy of ECMO

Equipment

Monitoring

The conduct of ECMO

Assessment

Cannulation

Ongoing care

The assessment of lung recovery during ECMO

Scenarios in which ECMO is useful

Neonatal respiratory failure with meconium aspiration

Adult respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS)

Acute lung failure after pulmonary transplantation

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Chapter 27 Management of bronchopleural fistula

Clinical presentation

Management

Anesthetic considerations

Mechanical ventilation for patients with BPF

Surgical closure of the BPF

REFERENCES

Chapter 28 Pain management after thoracotomy

Neural input and locations of pain

Operative considerations

Posterolateral thoracotomy

Muscle-sparing thoracotomy

Methods of analgesia

Paravertebral analgesia

ANATOMICAL CONSIDERATIONS

TECHNIQUE

COMPLICATIONS OF PARAVERTEBRAL ANALGESIA

Intrathecal opioid analgesia

COMPLICATIONS OF INTRATHECAL OPIOIDS

Epidural analgesia

EPIDURAL SOLUTIONS

EPIDURAL ANALGESIA VS. INTRAVENOUS MORPHINE BY PCA

EPIDURAL VS. PARAVERTEBRAL ANALGESIA

COMPLICATIONS OF EPIDURALS

Analgesic adjuncts

Key points

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Chapter 29 Chronic pain after thoracic surgery

Clinical presentation

Mechanism of neuropathic pain

Pre-emptive analgesia for prevention of chronic post-thoracotomy pain

Surgical aspects of chronic post-thoracotomy pain

Management of neuropathic pain

Transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation

Pharmacologic measures

Conclusion

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Chapter 30 Arrhythmias after thoracic surgery

Causes of arrhythmias after thoracic surgery

Risk factors for arrhythmias

Types of arrhythmias

Atrial fibrillation

Atrial flutter

Multifocal atrial tachycardia

Treatment

Drug treatment of supra-ventricular arrhythmias

Anti-arrhythmic drug prophylaxis

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