Practical Procedures for Percutaneous Tracheostomy

Description

A surgically constructed neck hole leading directly to the trachea is known as a tracheostomy (the breathing tube). A tracheostomy tube, which is a hollow tube, keeps it open. A tracheostomy is also known as a stoma, a neck incision where the tube is inserted. Although it is possible to have a tracheostomy long-term or even permanently, they are often transitory. In addition to a thorough explanation of the various procedures, descriptions of problems, contraindications, and comparisons with surgical tracheostomy are all included in this book's introduction to the theory and practice of the most recent breakthroughs in tracheostomy. With detailed images to guide the process and help the reader avoid any potential challenges or dangers, the reader is guided through the practical steps for various percutaneous tracheostomy approaches. The book contains all pertinent and distinctive strategies.