전신 마취 후에 동시에 발생한 음압성 폐부종과 심막기종
Negative Pressure Pulmonary Edema Together with Pneumopericardium after General Anesthesia
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Negative pressure pulmonary edema is an uncommon complication related to general anesthesia. Its main pathophysiology is excessivenegative intrathoracic pressure that is caused by an acute upper airway obstruction. Pneumopericardium, the presence of airwithin the pericardial sac, is another rare condition. The common pathophysiology of pneumopericardium, except for that causedby blunt or penetrating trauma, is barotrauma-induced alveolar rupture caused by positive intrathoracic pressure. Here, we reportthe case of a 61-year old female patient with negative pulmonary edema and pneumopericardium after general anesthesia. She recoveredafter conservative management.
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Negative pressure pulmonary edema is an uncommon complication related to general anesthesia. Its main pathophysiology is excessivenegative intrathoracic pressure that is caused by an acute upper airway obstruction. Pneumopericardium, the presence of airwithin the pericardial sac, is another rare condition. The common pathophysiology of pneumopericardium, except for that causedby blunt or penetrating trauma, is barotrauma-induced alveolar rupture caused by positive intrathoracic pressure. Here, we reportthe case of a 61-year old female patient with negative pulmonary edema and pneumopericardium after general anesthesia. She recoveredafter conservative management.
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