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- What is Re-expansion pulmonary edema and why it's so important ?
#Reexpansion_pulmonary_edema
This above video has tried to address and explain the following things:
what is Re-expansion pulmonary edema,
what Re-expansion pulmonary edema is so important in terms of mortality,
how to prevent Re-expansion pulmonary edema,
how to manage Re-expansion pulmonary edema,
how to avoid Re-expansion pulmonary edema,
risk factors for Re-expansion pulmonary edema,
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Wow, very nice talk on reexpansion pul edema. It's very common in malignant lesions you covered up best. At peripheral centres docs and patients both anxious,so docs drain more fluids under diuretics,pre and post continuation, and I have seen No returns of REPE,need a research and in your words , pl go into books and check 🎉❤😊
Thank u , that’s interesting … pinning your comment
😊 all your videos are very fetching for critical care doctors and staff sir
Thanks I have been watching your channel for over a year now and really enjoying it. One suggestion is to link in reference journals, etc to help further reading.
thanks a lot... this had been thought in the past also... some are paid references...and some are text... if not link., will try to post which reference. thank you for being with us... its your channel... ur support... this year, many plans for the channe.
Thanks a lot for your clarification
A lot of apprehension exists
Even being a doctor, sometimes its not clear and not diagnosed properly
Just listened to both 1& 2
Concise & powerful for retention.
Another excellent video
Highly recommended channel , highly useful videos❤
Great work 🎉
I had to see one such case ,i went through the literature
I found that more than volume of fluid removed it also depends on how fast or hurrily the fluid is removed than volume,bcz even 600ml of fluid removal has led RPPedema,
Treatment its the only pulmonary edema where fluids can be given,rest postive pressure ventilation and oxygen support all that requires
👍🏼
Great work keep it up sir ❤
In my short career, i have seen repe developing more in pneumothorax cases than in pleural effusion. In pneumothorax, after icdt insertion it is difficult to control the amount of air getting drained like that in pleural effusion. So the sudden expansion of lung can sometime land up in repe.
Thanks for ur clarification, i m a ctvs surgeon and we do lots of ic drainage, and we landed in such scenarios many times, u r right that re expansion pulmonary edema occurs in those pts whoes lung remained collapse for days along with effusion, not in pts who develops post ct surgery effusion in a day or two, you can drain slowly on hourly basis. Sir can u give me reference of literature that we should drain chr. Effusion in 12/24 hours slowly? Thanks in advance.❤
glad to see you on the channel. Uptodate.com had a section in it. I am quoting the snippet from it. and also quoting radiopedia reference link:
Re-expansion pulmonary edema - Re-expansion pulmonary edema (RPE) usually occurs unilaterally after rapid re-expansion of a collapsed lung (typically for greater than three days) in patients with a pneumothorax [48], with rates ranging from 16 to 33 percent. Risk factors include diabetes, size of pneumothorax, and presence of pleural effusion [49,50]. It may rarely follow evacuation of large volumes of pleural fluid (>1 to 1.5 liters) (
Very nice sir...short but sweet explanation
How Congestive Heart Failure Cause Pitting Edema...Please Make a shorts about it sir...🙏🙏🙏
So so nice explaination
Very informative sir
Are wah prerna ... thank you for the comment... glad u liked it.
Great sir
You are doing good job
I would like to listen about lomg standing acites
#icushort 217: Precaution while draining large amount of ascites #esbicm #shorts
Hi sir
Please do a video on bed side peep titration
Then what is the treatment of this re-expansion pulmonary edema, sir..
Is there anything plays roll of hydrostatic and oncotic pressure?
multifactorial... similar to reperfusion injury sort of
Sir what about hemothorax
Can patient get re expantion pulmonary oedema after IC tube insertion and removal of blood around 1L.
Unusual for 1 l .., most importantly it’s the duration for which lung remained collapsed is to be considered .
Sir please aad text below in video 😅
U can activate captions …