Lung ventilation in anesthesiology and intensive therapy

This leadership reflects the current state of artificial (IVL) and an auxiliary (UVL) lung ventilation. Much attention is paid to the impact of respiratory support on various functions of the body, the methods of the Ivl and Uvl and their correct choice in a specific clinical situation. The features of respiratory support in the process of general anesthesia during surgery in patients with excess body mass on the lungs and respiratory tract, in special sections of anesthesiology, as well as in intensive care of various genesis are presented. The authors described the “intellectual” lung ventilation modes and special functions built into modern respirators. Special sections are devoted to the elimination of refractory hypoxemia in severe lung lesions in patients with acute respiratory distress syndrome and pneumonia. Significant are the warnings of authors with great personal experience in the field of mechanical ventilation of the lungs, in relation to undesirable side effects and dangerous complications of Ivl. The management is intended for doctors of various specialties - anesthesiologists and resuscitators, surgeons, ambulances and Ministry of Emergencies, cardiologists, pulmonologists, neuropathologists, toxicologists and other clinicians.