Assertion: pneumothorax's chest tube | /r/HasProperty | placed
Facets:
value: intrathoracically
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: Chest tube: A chest tube may be placed to remove air, blood, or fluid from around your collapsed lung.
text: Chest tube: A chest tube may be placed to remove air, blood, or fluid from around your collapsed lung.
text: If aspiration fails, a small chest tube (8-14Fr) should be placed and the patient admitted to the hospital.
text: If a chest tube is placed, suction is not recommended in the first twenty-four hours because re-expansion pulmonary edema is more likely if suction is applied.
text: If a chest tube is placed, suction is not recommended in the first twenty-four hours because re-expansion pulmonary edema is more likely if suction is applied.
text: Chest tube: A chest tube may be placed to remove air, blood, or fluid from around your collapsed lung.
text: A chest tube may be placed to remove air, blood, or fluid from around your collapsed lung.
text: If a pneumothorax occurs and a chest tube is placed, the pneumothorax often resolves.
text: If a pneumothorax occurs and a chest tube is placed, the pneumothorax often resolves.
text: For a tension pneumothorax, where there are signs of respiratory failure and hypoperfusion, a needle chest decompression is a temporizing measure to relieve pressure in the chest until a chest tube can be placed.
text: If you have major lung or heart surgery, a chest tube will be placed while you are under general anesthesia (asleep) during your surgery.
text: What factor determines where a chest tube is placed? •
text: A chest tube is placed when the volume of air removed via thoracocentesis is excessive.
text: Chest tubes are also placed following chest surgery to allow removal of residual air for the first 24 to 48 hours post surgery.
text: Chest tubes are placed using sterile techniques, and require that the pet be heavily sedated or anesthetized.
text: A chest tube can later be placed.
text: Once the chest tube is placed, an upright chest X-ray is obtained to confirm that the lung has re-expanded.
text: Chest tube, if required should be placed intrathoracically and on the correct side 100% of the time.
text: Tube thoracostomy (aka chest tube placement) – a chest tube is placed to evacuate air from the thoracic cavity, to allow the lung to re-expand.
text: When this is the case a chest tube may only drain that collection of fluid in the area where the chest tube is placed.