L’oxygénothérapie nasale à haut débit (OptiFlow), un moyen de prévenir l’hypoxémie périopératoire

Resume L’oxygenotherapie nasale a haut debit est un dispositif connu en reanimation pour traiter les insuffisances respiratoires hypoxemiques moderees a severes sans recourir a l’intubation. Ce dispositif peu invasif possede certaines caracteristiques interessantes comme le lavage de l’espace mort respiratoire, l’inhalation de gaz humidifie et rechauffe ainsi qu’un controle sur la FiO2 permettant d’oxygener un patient a FiO2 100 %. Il semble utile de proposer l’utilisation de ces dispositifs au bloc operatoire au cours de procedures effectuees sous sedation legere permettant de maintenir une oxygenation satisfaisante ou au cours de la laryngoscopie. En postoperatoire, ce dispositif pourrait avoir un interet pour lutter contre l’hypoxemie secondaire a l’hypoventilation alveolaire et au derecrutement alveolaire, tout en diminuant le travail respiratoire.

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  2019

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  Le Praticien en Anesthésie Réanimation

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  2019-02-01

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  DOI 10.1016/J.PRATAN.2018.08.008
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