• Ann Anesthesiol Fr · Jan 1976

    [Anesthesia and emergencies in otorhinolaryngology].

    • M Aubert, M Echter, D Jan, and J Trotoux.
    • Ann Anesthesiol Fr. 1976 Jan 1; 17 (6): 755-64.

    AbstractIn this paper are considered the etiology, the clinical findings and the management of anaesthesia for a certain number of ENT emergencies, situations of respiratory distress which may lead rapidly to death, or be the cause of severe complications, e.g. -haemorrhage (epistaxis or tonsilar haemorrhage, haemorrhage from carcinoma..), -dyspnea of the adult, neonatal dyspnea and dyspnea of infants and children, -foreign bodies, burns and perforations of the esophagus.

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