ライフサイエンスコーパス: thoracentesis

1 spital readmission +/- pericardiocentesis or thoracentesis.

2 shunt placement and did not require further thoracentesis.

3 t 60% of chest roentgenograms obtained after thoracentesis.

4 re the most common root causes of wrong-side thoracentesis.

5 hildren, resulting in decreasing reliance on thoracentesis and earlier surgical intervention.

6 ncludes salt restriction and diuretics, with thoracentesis and transjugular intrahepatic portosystemi

7 should offer thoracentesis, follow up after thoracentesis, and offer pleurodesis or a drainage proce

8 hy before low-risk therapeutic paracentesis, thoracentesis, and routine upper endoscopy for variceal

9 ived chest irradiation, had only one pass at thoracentesis attempted without the aspiration of any ai

10 Patients with pleural effusion who underwent thoracentesis between 2009 and 2019 at the Asan Medical

11 traditional management, including the use of thoracentesis, chest tube placement, fibrinolytic therap

12 ng of pleural pressure with manometry during thoracentesis could protect against complications compar

13 gainst pressure-related complications during thoracentesis despite little evidence to support the app

14 ly breathing patients who undergo diagnostic thoracentesis do not need postprocedure chest radiograph

15 al pressure by manometry during large-volume thoracentesis does not alter procedure-related chest dis

16 Bronchoscopy and thoracentesis failed to further identify the nature of t

17 ella tularensis holarctica was isolated from thoracentesis fluid.

18 nt pleural effusions, providers should offer thoracentesis, follow up after thoracentesis, and offer

19 nd/or hypoxemia should undergo a therapeutic thoracentesis for both symptom relief and expansion of t

20 The thoracentesis group had a median of 84 days (77; 86) ali

21 ission (control group median, 5 days [3; 8]; thoracentesis group median, 5 days [3; 7], P=0.69).

22 tients were randomly assigned 1:1 to receive thoracentesis guided by symptoms only (control) or by sy

23 diuretics in 71%, pulse steroids in 27%, and thoracentesis in 19% of patients.

24 ural effusion, a strategy of upfront routine thoracentesis in addition to standard medical therapy di

25 rial) investigated the effect of therapeutic thoracentesis in addition to standard medical therapy in

26 t ultrasound-guided pleural pigtail catheter thoracentesis in addition to standard medical therapy or

27 A thoracentesis is not mandatory in these patients, but it

28 Thoracentesis is performed to identify the cause of a pl

29 Although generally safe, thoracentesis may be complicated by transient hypoxemia,

30 eath directly attributable to the wrong-side thoracentesis (n=2).

31 entile, 20%; 35%]) were randomized to either thoracentesis (n=68) or standard medical therapy (n=67).

32 CI, 3.7 to 41.4), number of passes with the thoracentesis needle (relative risk ratio, 6.1; CI, 1.6

33 equires similar therapy to ascites [repeated thoracentesis or paracentesis, and transjugular intrahep

34 nts with cirrhosis who underwent therapeutic thoracentesis/paracentesis, 177 met criteria for RH and

35 central catheter placement; lumbar puncture; thoracentesis; paracentesis; and intubation/mechanical v

36 in had no fatalities and the lowest rates of thoracentesis/pleural effusion drainage and intubation c

37 Thoracentesis removed as much fluid as possible and this

38 managed with therapeutic paracentesis and/or thoracentesis, respectively, with the frequency guided b

39 or RA, followed from their first therapeutic thoracentesis/second paracentesis until death or transpl

40 TAP-IT (Thoracentesis to Alleviate Cardiac Pleural Effusion-Inte

41 up may include sputum cytologic examination, thoracentesis, transbronchial aspiration, or percutaneou

42 ined in 434 patients who underwent US-guided thoracentesis was performed.

43 The most common complication of thoracentesis was pneumothorax, which occurred in 6.0% o

44 arking by a radiologist or ultrasound-guided thoracentesis were not associated with a decrease in pne

45 as performed (Fig 1), followed by diagnostic thoracentesis, which yielded minimal hemorrhagic fluid.

46 graphy was performed, followed by diagnostic thoracentesis, which yielded minimal hemorrhagic fluid.