Протокол респираторной поддержки при тяжелом сепсисе
Таким образом, методы коррекции ОДН при тяжелом сепсисе могут быть разделены на высокоэффективные, приводящие к снижению летальности и уменьшению вентилятор-индуцированного повреждения легких – терапия выбора (доказательства категории А и В) и дополнительные, положительное влияние на летальность которых имеет невысокую категорию доказательности – терапия резерва.
Терапия выбора:
1. Применение дыхательного объема менее 10 мл/кг массы тела (рекомендуется 6 мл/кг)
2. Оптимальное ПДКВ (выше 10 см вод.ст.)
3. Предпочтительно применение вспомогательных режимов респираторной поддержки
4. Применение маневров открытия альвеол
5. При отсутствии эффекта от изложенного в пп.1-4 применение вентиляции в положении лежа на животе
Терапия резерва:
6. При отсутствии эффекта от изложенного в пп.1-5 применение инверсного соотношения вдоха к выдоху.
7. При отсутствии эффекта от изложенного в пп.1-6 ингаляционное введение NO в дозе 5 ppm
8. При снижении респираторного индекса менее 70 мм рт.ст. и отсутствии эффекта от изложенного в пп.1-6 применение экстракорпоральной мембранной оксигенации
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