Erschienen in:
24.10.2017 | Interventional Pulmonology (L Seijo, Section Editor)
Conscious Sedation During Bronchoscopy: How Far We’ve Come
verfasst von:
Daniel P. Franzen, Bernhard Walder, Christian Caduff, Jürgen Hetzel
Erschienen in:
Current Pulmonology Reports
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Ausgabe 4/2017
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Abstract
Purpose of Review
Flexible bronchoscopy (FB) is a cornerstone of modern pulmonary medicine. However, considerable heterogeneity persists with respect to education, training, and the performance of sedation during FB.
Recent Findings
Sedation administered by a non-anesthesiologist during FB has been demonstrated to be safe and effective, although comorbidities and respiratory disease severity must be taken into account regarding choice of sedation and monitoring. There is undoubtedly room for improvement concerning basic education and training in this field. In addition, current study heterogeneity complicates comparisons between various sedation regimens which in turn limit state of the art recommendations.
Summary
To reach a broad acceptance of non-anesthesiologist administered sedation, future studies and guidelines must increasingly focus on education and training. Research should be performed to establish a concept of harmonized patient selection for different sedation practices.