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Die Gasembolien

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In einer vielbeachteten Veröffentlichung berichteten Cottin et al.[8] über 7 Patienten, bei denen während laparoskopischer Operationen eine Gasembolie aufgetreten ist. Von diesen Patienten verstarben zwei an den Folgen der Gasembolie. Die Gasembolien traten hier jeweils während oder kurz nach der Insufflationsphase zur Etablierung eines Kapnoperitoneums auf. Als erstes klinisches Zeichen imponierte in den meisten Fällen eine Bradykardie und Zyanose.

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Junghans, T., Böhm, B. (2000). Die Gasembolien. In: Böhm, B., Schwenk, W., Junghans, T. (eds) Das Pneumoperitoneum. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-59713-8_18

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