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9. Deformazione della punta di aghi per rachianestesia: quale incidenza di cefalea

Author

Iannuzzi E, Papa A., FERRARO, Fausto, Galluccio V, Prezioso A, Marra M, Violante D, Langella S, Mangoni di Santo Stefano G, Ferrara A, Pema S., Iannuzzi, E, Papa, A., Ferraro, Fausto, Galluccio, V, Prezioso, A, Marra, M, Violante, D, Langella, S, Mangoni di Santo Stefano, G, Ferrara, A, and Pema, S.

Published
1996

12. Deformed needel points: clinical and experimental study

Author

Violante D, Papa A, Iannuzzi E, DURANTE MANGONI, Emanuele, Focone C, d'Ignazio N, Prezioso A, Galluccio V, Perna S., FERRARO, Fausto, Violante, D, Papa, A, Iannuzzi, E, DURANTE MANGONI, Emanuele, Focone, C, D'Ignazio, N, Prezioso, A, Ferraro, Fausto, Galluccio, V, and Perna, S.

Published
1995

14. ST monitoring during anaesthesia

Author

Chiumiento F, D'Angelo G, Visciani G, Iannuzzi E, Prizio G, Perna S, Galluccio V, Mocavero PE, Langella S., FERRARO, Fausto, Chiumiento, F, D'Angelo, G, Visciani, G, Iannuzzi, E, Ferraro, Fausto, Prizio, G, Perna, S, Galluccio, V, Mocavero, Pe, and Langella, S.

Published
1995

17. SAPS I, SAPS II, and APACHE II: when perform the evaluation

Author

Iannuzzi E, Velardi Colesanti F, Papa A, Galluccio V, Langella S, D'Agostino A, Minichini A, Perna S, d' Ignazio N., FERRARO, Fausto, Iannuzzi, E, Ferraro, Fausto, Velardi Colesanti, F, Papa, A, Galluccio, V, Langella, S, D'Agostino, A, Minichini, A, Perna, S, and d' Ignazio, N.

Published
1994

18. L'erniorrafia nell'outpatient: protocolli anestesiologici a confronto

Author

FERRARO, Fausto, Focone C, Iannuzzi E, Mocavero PE, Galluccio V, Perna S, Minichini A, Velardi Colesanti F, De Blasio E, Mostarda GF, Ferraro, Fausto, Focone, C, Iannuzzi, E, Mocavero, Pe, Galluccio, V, Perna, S, Minichini, A, Velardi Colesanti, F, De Blasio, E, and Mostarda, Gf

Published
1993

20. Anestesia breve in chirurgia ginecologica ambulatoriale

Author

Iannuzzi E, Mocavero PE, Galluccio V, Perna S, Focone C, De Blasio E, Paganelli P, Violante D, Mostarda GF, FERRARO, Fausto, Iannuzzi, E, Mocavero, Pe, Ferraro, Fausto, Galluccio, V, Perna, S, Focone, C, De Blasio, E, Paganelli, P, Violante, D, and Mostarda, Gf

Published
1993

22. Brain injury due to head banging in Tourette.

Author

Fasano A and Galluccio V

Subjects
Adolescent, Brain Injuries, Traumatic diagnostic imaging, Humans, Magnetic Resonance Imaging, Male, Brain Injuries, Traumatic etiology, Stereotypic Movement Disorder complications, Tourette Syndrome complications
Published
2018
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23. Non-invasive ventilation for very old patients with limitations to respiratory care in half-open geriatric ward: experience on a consecutive cohort of patients.

Author

Vargas N, Vargas M, Galluccio V, Carifi S, Villani C, Trasente V, Landi CA, Cirocco A, and Di Grezia F

Subjects
Aged, 80 and over, Humans, Intensive Care Units, Noninvasive Ventilation methods, Palliative Care methods, Respiratory Insufficiency mortality, Respiratory Insufficiency therapy
Abstract

Introduction: A leading role for non-invasive ventilation (NIV), as comfort treatment or palliative care, is actually recognized for very old patients suffering from ARF. NIV was frequently used in both ICU and respiratory ICU (RICUs) for very old patients and it is associated with a reduced rate of endotracheal intubations and mortality. This study aims to evaluate the effects of NIV, performed in a setting of half-open geriatric ward with family support, in a cohort of very old patients with ARF and DNI decision., Methods: A consecutive cohort of 20 very old patients with DNI decision was admitted in our 26-bed geriatric ward during a 6 months' period. DNI decision was obtained in emergency room with an intensive care physician supported by a psychologist. Pressure support ventilation was the first choice of NIV. NIV has been performed by three adequately trained geriatricians, with one of them experienced in ICU, and in close collaboration with intensive care physicians. Arterial blood gases, to assess the response to ventilation, were obtained after 1, 6 and 12 h. NIV settings were modified according to arterial blood gas analyses or respiratory fatigue, if needed., Results: Therefore, 75% of patients were discharged home and 12 out of 20 patients had home respiratory support. PaO2/FiO2 ratio and pH increased while PaCO2 decreased during the 12 h of NIV with statistical significance. At the admission, alive patients had PaCO2 significantly lower than dead patients. After 12 h, alive patients had a better pH than dead patients. Dead patients experienced more complication than survivors., Conclusion: Very old DNI patients with ARF could be treated with NIV in half-open geriatric ward with trained physicians and nurses. The presence of family members may improve patients' comfort and reduce anxiety level even at the end of life. Further studies are needed to address the effective role of NIV in very old patients with DNI decisions.

Published
2014
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