In recent years, the indications for emergency tracheostomy are declining, however, elective tracheotomies are still performed in certain clinical conditions especially those requiring long term – assisted ventilation. This life saving procedure is now rarely performed. So many young residents find it a serious challenge when first confronted with the necessity to perform one, especially under emergency situations. This article aims at elucidating practical and clinical aspects of management of patients with tracheostomy. Keywords: tracheostomy, complications, management Annals of Nigerian Medicine Vol. 1(2) 2005: 6-
Tracheostomy refers to a surgical procedure of distinguished historical evolution. It spans various...
Objective: To compare early postoperative complications of elective tracheostomy and early postopera...
Aim and objectives: Formalize a consensus about patient’s care management (nursing techniques, manag...
Background: Conventional surgical tracheostomy is an old technique of bypassing the upper airway tha...
Background: Conventional surgical tracheostomy is an old technique of bypassing the upper airway tha...
Objective: To determine any change in the incidence, indications and complications of tracheostomy ...
Background: Tracheostomy is an important life‑saving surgical procedure used in managing airway emer...
A tracheostomy is a surgical procedure that involves creating an opening and inserting a tube in the...
Background: Upper respiratory tract obstruction resulting from bilateral recurrent laryngeal nerve d...
The prospective benefits and drawbacks of surgical and percutaneous tracheotomy, indications for sur...
Background. Ear, nose, and throat (ENT) surgeons perform the majority of surgical tracheos-tomies. I...
Introduction: Tracheostomy is commonly performed surgical procedure in ENT practice. Postoperative c...
Tracheostomy is a lifesaving, essential procedure performed for airway obstruction in the case of he...
Airway management is crucial for a patient's health, especially in the intensive care unit, to prese...
Aims and objectives: To identify current perspectives and areas for research regarding care and mana...
Tracheostomy refers to a surgical procedure of distinguished historical evolution. It spans various...
Objective: To compare early postoperative complications of elective tracheostomy and early postopera...
Aim and objectives: Formalize a consensus about patient’s care management (nursing techniques, manag...
Background: Conventional surgical tracheostomy is an old technique of bypassing the upper airway tha...
Background: Conventional surgical tracheostomy is an old technique of bypassing the upper airway tha...
Objective: To determine any change in the incidence, indications and complications of tracheostomy ...
Background: Tracheostomy is an important life‑saving surgical procedure used in managing airway emer...
A tracheostomy is a surgical procedure that involves creating an opening and inserting a tube in the...
Background: Upper respiratory tract obstruction resulting from bilateral recurrent laryngeal nerve d...
The prospective benefits and drawbacks of surgical and percutaneous tracheotomy, indications for sur...
Background. Ear, nose, and throat (ENT) surgeons perform the majority of surgical tracheos-tomies. I...
Introduction: Tracheostomy is commonly performed surgical procedure in ENT practice. Postoperative c...
Tracheostomy is a lifesaving, essential procedure performed for airway obstruction in the case of he...
Airway management is crucial for a patient's health, especially in the intensive care unit, to prese...
Aims and objectives: To identify current perspectives and areas for research regarding care and mana...
Tracheostomy refers to a surgical procedure of distinguished historical evolution. It spans various...
Objective: To compare early postoperative complications of elective tracheostomy and early postopera...
Aim and objectives: Formalize a consensus about patient’s care management (nursing techniques, manag...