Atelectasis : Etiology, Clinical Features, Pathology, pathophysiology, Diagnosis, and Treatment
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Atelectasis: Etiology, Clinical Features, Pathology, pathophysiology, Diagnosis, and Treatment
Atelectasis is a loss of lung volume that may be caused by a variety of ventilation disorders, for instance, bronchial injury or an obstructive mass such as a tumor. It may be categorized as obstructive, nonobstructive, postoperative, or rounded. Clinical features depend on the severity and extent of atelectasis, ranging from no symptoms to respiratory distress. Physical examination reveals a dull note on percussion and diminished breathing sounds over the affected area. On x-ray, the atelectatic section of the lung appears condensed and, due to decreased lung volume, may extend to the surrounding tissue. This effect can lead to an elevated diaphragm and mediastinal shift to the affected side. Treatment depends on the underlying cause. Complications of atelectasis include pneumonia or, depending on the extent of disease, respiratory failure.
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What is the best medicine for atelectasis doctor...may I know.... because my mother having atelectasis for long years ago🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺 thanks and Godbless 😊
It's helpful to learn about our lungs, but it's scary when you have it.
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Wow!! You did a great job, it is very helpful ! Thank you!!
Glad it was helpful!
Very helpful in helping me understand what's going on with my sibling. Thank you for sharing your insight Doctor.
Our pleasure!
thank you
Thank you
god bless you ❤💜
Wow amazing keep it up 👍
so when there are pleural effusion and atelectasis at the same time, the mediastinum will shift to unaffected area or affected area ?
very nice video
Thank you so much..
imagine our prof taught us all of this without a single picture
Tysm
Awesome filming friend informative lovely shared useful too
Thank u so much
Pp
VERY USEFUL..THANK YOU SO MUCH
Glad it was helpful!
Well taken sir n wonderfully explained with animation sir😊 well done doctor 😊🎉
Thank you so much 😀
Very usful.thank you doctor
You are welcome
Thank you!
You're welcome!
Thanks!!!!
Welcome!
Do a lot of people have this? Is this something common?
Really nice
Thank you! Cheers!
Thanks for this info! I found out I had atelectasis, am I fine to do regular activity or do I need to be more cautious, also exercising/cardio etc will that be worse for me? I don’t see much of this online and having trouble finding answers
I have the same question.
@@jeffreybanigo2273 based off experience I was light on activity and continued deep breath exercises/inhaler. The doctors did another x ray and said most of my lungs had cleared up and I was good to do normal activities again. I would recommend getting the clear from doctor etc but light activity should be fine.
Dr. Is there any way to get your slides plz
I have this apparently in the right middle lobe... but i also have a 4mm intrapulmonary lymph node previously believed to be a nodule close by and a 3mm nodule right lower lobe. Was coughing up blood streaked green mucous. Also have had lung issues for about 10 years and persistent eosinophilia. Should i be worried? There could be so many causes with me or multiple causes if you dont know the cause how do you fix it? Cant stop coughing. Post nasal drop for years. Is this dangerous..? Can my lung fully collapse if left??
why corticosteroids shouldn’t t be used in atelectasis??
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Sir my uncle age 47yr had a fibro atilactic positive 75-80%lung involved ,spo2 97 aftet 6lt o2 supply.it is treatable plz help me and suggest? Redmesivir is continue today 6th day plzma treatment also given plzzz
Now, status???
Is it possible that it is missed on xray and CT? Have clinical symptoms but nothing showing on scans
Mine has shown in CT scan last month!
@@lendilens2779me as well. Mine is "Dependent at lung basis"
I am told o was fine at hospital sent me home
Yes it's helpful but I want to contact with u just to be more clear about this because my mother has the problem
I have this too. Did your mom ever recover?
Great Sir..
So lucidly explained 🙏
Thanks and welcome
very useful..
i want to be in discussion with Dr .kindly refer for online help for me.
You can all thank my uncle for this. Still alive somehow
What does that even mean
Thank you. But while the information and the animation is phenomenal, the narration is very subpar.
Will take a note
I thought it was great
Why would a fit older person have atelectasis and be totally asymptomatic with it ?
You will need to ask your physician that.
Great lecture + Excellent illustration ! Thumbs up !
Thank you! Cheers!.