Application progress of lung ultrasound in perioperative respiratory management of obese patients

doi:10.3877/cma.j.issn.2095-9605.2022.04.011

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The incidence of postoperative atelectasis in obese patients is twice that in normal weight patients. The development of atelectasis may impair gas exchange and lead to hypoxemia and other pulmonary complications. Therefore, rapid and timely identification of atelectasis in obese patients during perioperative period becomes particularly important. LUS technology has been proven to be used to diagnose and track a series of pulmonary pathological changes and monitor pulmonary ventilation. This review aims to clarify the clinical application progress of pulmonary ultrasound as a monitoring tool for perioperative atelectasis in obese patients.

Key words: Lung ultrasound, Atelectasis, Respiratory management, Obese patients

YinQi Tian, Xuemei Peng. Application progress of lung ultrasound in perioperative respiratory management of obese patients[J]. Chinese Journal of Obesity and Metabolic Diseases(Electronic Edition), 2022, 08(04): 283-286.

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