A time series observation of chinese @entity1 undergoing XXXX for an inhaled foreign body: 3149 cases in 1991-2010.

@entity1 @entity2003 @entity4 @entity1347 @entity73 @entity5744 @entity260 @entity519 @entity204 @entity8822
BACKGROUND: In China, @entity5744 ( @entity5744 ) aspiration, a major cause of emergency episode and @entity204 in @entity1 , remains a challenge for anesthetic management. Here, we share our experience and discuss the anesthetic consideration and management of @entity1 with @entity5744 aspiration. METHODS: This was a single-institution retrospective study in @entity1 with an inhaled foreign body between 1991 and 2010 that focused on the complications following @entity2003 ( @entity2003 ). Data including the clinical characteristics of @entity1 and @entity5744 , anesthetic method, and postoperative severe complications were analyzed by different periods. RESULTS: During the 20-year study period, the charts of 3149 @entity1 who underwent @entity2003 for suspected inhaled @entity5744 were reviewed. There were 2079 male and 1070 female @entity1 (1.94:1). A nut (84%) was the most commonly inhaled object. The study revealed a 9% (n = 284) overall rate of severe @entity260 related to severe @entity519 , @entity4 , complete @entity8822 , pneumothorax, @entity1347 , and death with incidences of 3.2%, 0.9%, 1.3%, 0.3%, 0.3%, and 0.1%, respectively. The rates of preoperative @entity73 , negative findings of @entity5744 , and adverse postoperative events have been on the rise in the past 5 years. CONCLUSIONS: The survey results confirmed that @entity519 remains the most common @entity260 in different periods. Both controlled ventilation and spontaneous ventilation were effective during the @entity2003 extraction of the foreign body at our hospital in the modern technique period. An active respiratory symptom was commonly seen in the groups with negative findings.
