All::Respiratory::Diseases::Atelectasis
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What is the common presentation of Atelectasis?
it should be suspected in the presentation of dyspnoea and hypoxaemia around 72 hours postoperatively
AtelectasisWhat is the management of Atelectasis?
- positioning the patient upright
- chest physiotherapy: breathing exercises
What is the pathophysiology of Atelectasis?
basal alveolar collapse can lead to respiratory difficulty, caused when airways become obstructed by bronchial secretions
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