He cents. 47.7 XL880 Foretinib GSK1363089 drugs, pesticides began with 22.4 percent of R Ll. Antidepressants are the hours Most frequent poisoning. It was important to the poisoning of our study pseudoephedrina 13.6 percent of medicines in children aged 1 year poisonig methoclopropamid and iatrogenic. The paracetamol poisoning is increased after 2002. 84.7 percent was poisoning Feeder Llig. Suicidal poisoning by 5.5 percent only at M Found girls over 12 years. The mortality rate to less than 10 percent. Lethal poisonings were Fostoksina and fungi. CONCLUSION. given the increasing number of poisonings in children in recent years, it is necessary that H he Pr strengths of the poisoning prevention verst. 0563 Long-term analysis OF CHILDREN IN ITALY: Preferences INDICATIVE data from the questionnaire F.
Racca1, Mr. Bonati2, G. Berta1, R. Testa3, F. Benini4, Mr. Benedetti5, E. Bignamini6, Mr. Maspoli7, I. Salvo8, VM Ranieri1 1Anestesia e Rianimazione, Universita `di Torino, Torino, di Ricerche 2Istituto Farmacologiche, Mario Negri, Milan, 3Anestesia e Rianimazione, O. Santo Bono, Napoli, 4Pediatria, Universita `di SRT1720 Padova, Padova, 5Anestesia e Rianimazione, O. Civile Maggiore, Verona, 6Pneumologia, OIRM, 7Assessorato Sanita `, Piedmont, Turin, 8Anestesia e Rianimazione, O. Buzzi, Milan, Italy INTRODUCTION. Long-term mechanical ventilation (LTV for children with chronic respiratory insufficiency is an established therapy SOLIDARITY t, the morbidity t and mortality T reduced. Home ventilation is the best option to meet the child psychological needs and therefore improve the Lebensqualit t .
The purpose of this study was to determine the number of children to identify the long-term ventilation in Italy and the underlying diagnosis, the ventilatory requirements and the exit rate to establish the h Pital. METHODS. questionnaires were thinking of all the centers, to be involved in the p pediatric LTV sent. The study included all patients under 18 years of age .. on LTV on 1 January 2007 Results 611 initial surveys VER were published back 189, 407 children identified ben term LTV Detailed could obtain information about 305 children in three categories of users LTV problems .. divided. neurological (N229, 75%, breast (N13, 4%, lung / respiratory tract (N63, 21% LTV The age of the institution by the class St tion is shown in Table 1.
hundred and 22 (40% of children were a Luftr lead cut to the h highest percentage (89% of patients with neurological (Thor 2%, lung / respiratory tract 9%. Most of the children non-invasive ventilation used nasal masks (vented 87%. All users of the LTV had pressure ventilators. pressure and volume limited limited modes alike s were distributed between patients with neurological disorders and thoracic surgery. patients with pulmonary / upper respiratory illness on pressure ventilator limited preferred. Twenty-one % LTV users need mechanical ventilation for more than 20 hours per day were 20% December 20 hours a day, and 59% ventilated re u ventilation only when he schl ft. The majority of children requiring mechanical ventilation over 20 LTV hours per day were neurological patients.
three percent (98% of children were cared for at home. Only five patients remained in the neurological h Pital. TABLE 1 Age of the institution Number of LTV BY CATEGORY diagnostic category of St requirements of the Children \ 12 months from January to May from June to November yers age 12 to 17 yers neurological November 75 74 69 0 3 5 5 chest-lungs / upper respiratory 21st M March 12 27 CONCLUSION. In the Italian p pediatric population require LTV that identified in this study represent neurologic patients the category, ben the more resources justified to health care. successful discharge to home was for the majority of children LTV m possible in spite of the very young age, does the severity of the disease and maintaining technological ESICM 21st Annual Meeting in Lisbon, Portugal 21 24 September 2008 Poster Session S145 clinical outcome.
I: 0564 0577 0564 percutaneous tracheostomy in an environment of ‘H GENERAL HOSPITAL Mathieu S., K. Wilkinson, Hanham T., N. White Critical Care Unit, Royal Bournemouth Hospital, Bournemouth, UK Introduction. percutaneous tracheotomy is a procedure often performed in the ICU. it, s is the most important indication when mechanical ventilation should be increased. However, the optimal timing for tracheostomy insertion is not clear and w While it has always been considered a minimally invasive procedure that can cause serious complications. standards for the registration anesthesia and the need to teach students to become familiar with this procedure are also potential dangers. METHODS. retrospective data for all tracheostomies in our Intensive Care Unit at the Royal Bournemouth H Pital inserted analyzed 2006 2007 The following data were collected. indication for tracheotomy, the period of intubation, the insertion of a tracheotomy, the quality of its documentation of the process, the level of