Avaliação dos efeitos de diferentes manobras de fisioterapia respitatória no desfecho de pacientes ventilados mecanicamente
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2010-02-12
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Tonon, Elisiane [UNESP]
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Universidade Estadual Paulista (Unesp)
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Apesar da fisioterapia respiratória aparentemente beneficiar pacientes sob ventilação mecânica, não há evidências suficientes para sua recomendação. Usando associação das manobras compressão torácica (CT) e hiperinsuflação manual (HM), prévio estudo de nosso grupo identificou significante redução no período de ventilação mecânica (VM), no período de internação e melhora da extensão de lesão pulmonar (Murray) em pacientes sob VM. Contudo, é desconhecido o papel isolado de cada manobra nos benefícios encontrados. Portanto, o objetivo deste estudo foi comparar prospectivamente o efeito isolado e associado das manobras CT e HM no período de internação e de VM em pacientes sob VM. O estudo foi conduzido por 13 meses na UTI (Pronto-Socorro do Hospital das Clínicas, UNESP, Botucatu, SP, Brasil) de um hospital universitário terciário. Foi também avaliada a interferência das manobras nos seguintes parâmetros: índice prognóstico (APACHE-II), Murray, oxigenação (PaO2/FiO2), mecânica respiratória, repercussões hemodinâmicas e saturação periférica de oxigênio (SpO2). A análise estatística utilizou o teste de Goodman para contrastes entre e dentro de populações multinomiais, qui-quadrado, análise de variância e análise de variância para o modelo de medidas repetidas em grupos independentes. Dos 204 pacientes que preencheram os critérios de inclusão e exclusão e foram admitidos no estudo, 20 pacientes foram alocados no grupo CT, 20 no grupo HM e 20 no grupo CT+HM de acordo com o processo de sistematização. Diversas causas levaram à exclusão de alguns pacientes durante o estudo e cada grupo passou a ser constituído por 15 pacientes. O grupo CT recebeu compressão torácica, o grupo HM recebeu hiperinsuflação manual e o grupo CT+HM recebeu a associação de ambas as manobras duas vezes ao dia durante cinco...
There is no evidence to support the recommendation of chest physiotherapy on mechanically ventilated (MV) patients, although this procedure apparently improves those patients. Using association of thoracic compression (TC) and manual hyperinflation (MH), our previous study identified significant reduction in duration of weaning from ventilation, discharge from intensive care unit (ICU) and extent of lung damage index (Murray). However, it is unknown the individual role of each maneuver on those benefits. Therefore, the aim of the study was evaluate the isolated and associated effect of TC and MH on the mechanical ventilation period and length of stay in mechanically ventilated patients. Secondarily, outcomes of interest were the effect of physiotherapy on Murray, severity score and on hemodynamics, gas exchange, and respiratory mechanics. It was conducted at ICU of the Emergency Room (ER) at Hospital das Clínicas of São Paulo State University (UNESP-HC) (Botucatu, SP, Brazil) for 13 consecutive months. The significance of differences between groups was accessed by Goodman test, chi-squared analysis, ANOVA and a nonparametric repeated measures ANOVA. The present study was a three-group (TC, MH, and TC+MH), prospective and systematized clinical study lasting 5 days. Of the 204 patients who fulfilled all the inclusion criteria and were enrolled in the study, 20 patients were allocated into TC group, 20 into MH group or 20 into TC+HM group. The TC group received expiratory chest compression, the MH group received manual hyperinflation and the TC+HM received manual hyperinflation combined with expiratory chest compression twice a day for 5 days. Five patients from TC, 5 from MH and 5 from TC+HM were withdrawn during the study period due to several reasons and therefore, 15 patients remained in each group. The 3 groups... (Complete abstract click electronic access below)
There is no evidence to support the recommendation of chest physiotherapy on mechanically ventilated (MV) patients, although this procedure apparently improves those patients. Using association of thoracic compression (TC) and manual hyperinflation (MH), our previous study identified significant reduction in duration of weaning from ventilation, discharge from intensive care unit (ICU) and extent of lung damage index (Murray). However, it is unknown the individual role of each maneuver on those benefits. Therefore, the aim of the study was evaluate the isolated and associated effect of TC and MH on the mechanical ventilation period and length of stay in mechanically ventilated patients. Secondarily, outcomes of interest were the effect of physiotherapy on Murray, severity score and on hemodynamics, gas exchange, and respiratory mechanics. It was conducted at ICU of the Emergency Room (ER) at Hospital das Clínicas of São Paulo State University (UNESP-HC) (Botucatu, SP, Brazil) for 13 consecutive months. The significance of differences between groups was accessed by Goodman test, chi-squared analysis, ANOVA and a nonparametric repeated measures ANOVA. The present study was a three-group (TC, MH, and TC+MH), prospective and systematized clinical study lasting 5 days. Of the 204 patients who fulfilled all the inclusion criteria and were enrolled in the study, 20 patients were allocated into TC group, 20 into MH group or 20 into TC+HM group. The TC group received expiratory chest compression, the MH group received manual hyperinflation and the TC+HM received manual hyperinflation combined with expiratory chest compression twice a day for 5 days. Five patients from TC, 5 from MH and 5 from TC+HM were withdrawn during the study period due to several reasons and therefore, 15 patients remained in each group. The 3 groups... (Complete abstract click electronic access below)
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Tratamento respiratorio, Fisioterapia respiratória, Ventilaçao mecânica, Respiratory physiotherapy, Thoracic compression, Manual hyperinflation, Mechanical ventilation, Length of stay, Intensive Care Unit (ICU)
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TONON, Elisiane. Avaliação dos efeitos de diferentes manobras de fisioterapia respitatória no desfecho de pacientes ventilados mecanicamente. 2010. 100 f. Dissertação (mestrado) - Universidade Estadual Paulista, Faculdade de Medicina de Botucatu, 2010.