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Komplikationen in der Anästhesie

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„Sandy – ein blasses und zartes Mädchen – betrat mit ihrer Mutter den Behandlungsraum. Frau Dr. Pia stellte sich vor und erläuterte den Zweck des Prämedikationsgesprächs. „Bei der letzten Narkose hat es Schwierigkeiten gegeben. Was genau war das Problem?“ „Ich weiß es nicht so richtig“, sagte Sandys Mutter, „aber ich hab’ Ihnen das hier mitgebracht.“ Sie zog einen gelben Ausweis und einen etwas abgegriffenen, kurzen Arztbrief hervor …“ – Auf dem Anästhesieausweis steht vermerkt, dass Pia Allergien gegen Midazolam und Propofol hat, und es deswegen bei der letzten Operation Probleme gab. Gibt es so etwas? Wie sollte Pia prämediziert werden? Wie macht man eine Allergietestung? Wie wird ein negativer Test gewertet? Was ist ein Provokationstest?

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Martin, K., Hänsel, M., Hübler, M. (2024). Fall 14 – Muschelkaustik. In: Hübler, M., Koch, T. (eds) Komplikationen in der Anästhesie. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-67757-5_14

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