ALGORITHM FOR MAINTAINING AIRWAY PATESTITY FOR VARIOUS CLINICAL SITUATIONS RELATED TO CONTRACTURES NECK DURING OPERATIVE INTERVENTIONS IN RECONSTRUCTIVE PLASTIC SURGERY

Sadikova Minura Adkhamovna

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Sadikova Minura Adkhamovna Author

Abstract

Algorithms for making decisions and actions in various situations with predictable and unpredictable difficult airways in patients with post-burn contracture of the face, neck and chest are proposed. An algorithm for predicting difficult airways is also proposed, as the most effective method, using a set of values of the MOSCOW-TD scale and the atlanto-oxypital angle. The presented recommendations are aimed at achieving the goal - improving the safety of patients during general anesthesia by reducing the risk of developing critical gas exchange disorders due to upper airway patency disorders.

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