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    "title": "ULTRASONOGRAFİ EŞLİĞİNDE PERKÜTAN TRAKEOSTOMİ AÇILMASINDA TECRÜBELERİMİZ",
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    "abstract": "Yoğun bakım ünitelerinde hastalar endotrakeal entübasyon uygulanarak  mekanik ventilatöre bağlı takip edilmekte ve bu süre hastanın kliniğine göre uzayabilmektedir.Hastalarda  endotrakeal entübasyona bağlı  laringeal hasar, vokal kord paralizisi, glottik ve subglottik stenoz, enfeksiyöz komplikasyonlar, trakeal hasar (trakeomalazi, trakeal dilatasyon ve trakeal stenoz) gibi komplikasyonlar görülebilmektedir. Trakeostomi ile bu komplikasyonların azaltıldığı ayrıca solunum yollarının aspirasyonunun kolaylaştığı, klinik düzelme ile birlikte güvenli hava yolu sağlanarak hastanın mobilizasyonunun arttığı, hastanın oral alımının arttığı, mekanik ventilatörden ayırma döneminin kısalması ile yoğun bakım ünitesinden servise veya eve taburculuğunun hızlandığı bilinmektedir (1).",
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    "english_abstract": "In intensive care units, patients are monitored with endotracheal intubation and connected to a mechanical ventilator, and this period may be prolonged depending on the patient's clinical condition. Complications such as laryngeal damage, vocal cord paralysis, glottic and subglottic stenosis, infectious complications, and tracheal damage (tracheomalacia, tracheal dilation, and tracheal stenosis) can occur in patients due to endotracheal intubation. It is known that tracheostomy reduces these complications, facilitates aspiration of the airways, increases patient mobilization by providing a safe airway along with clinical improvement, increases the patient's oral intake, shortens the period of weaning from mechanical ventilation, and accelerates discharge from the intensive care unit to the ward or home (1).",
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            "abstract": "In intensive care units, patients are monitored with endotracheal intubation and connected to a mechanical ventilator, and this period may be prolonged depending on the patient's clinical condition. Complications such as laryngeal damage, vocal cord paralysis, glottic and subglottic stenosis, infectious complications, and tracheal damage (tracheomalacia, tracheal dilation, and tracheal stenosis) can occur in patients due to endotracheal intubation. It is known that tracheostomy reduces these complications, facilitates aspiration of the airways, increases patient mobilization by providing a safe airway along with clinical improvement, increases the patient's oral intake, shortens the period of weaning from mechanical ventilation, and accelerates discharge from the intensive care unit to the ward or home (1).",
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