Mechanical ventilation for respiratory failure in myasthenia gravis. Two-year experience with 22 patients.
DR Gracey, MB Divertie, FM Howard Jr - Mayo Clinic Proceedings, 1983 - europepmc.org
DR Gracey, MB Divertie, FM Howard Jr
Mayo Clinic Proceedings, 1983•europepmc.orgWe evaluated a 2-year experience involving 22 patients who required prolonged
mechanical ventilation for respiratory failure associated with myasthenia gravis. The most
frequent cause of respiratory failure was operation, and the most common type of procedure
was thymectomy. Next in frequency as exacerbating factors were myasthenic crisis and
cholinergic crisis. Of the 22 patients, 21 survived and were weaned from the ventilator after 1
to 32 days of respiratory support.
mechanical ventilation for respiratory failure associated with myasthenia gravis. The most
frequent cause of respiratory failure was operation, and the most common type of procedure
was thymectomy. Next in frequency as exacerbating factors were myasthenic crisis and
cholinergic crisis. Of the 22 patients, 21 survived and were weaned from the ventilator after 1
to 32 days of respiratory support.
We evaluated a 2-year experience involving 22 patients who required prolonged mechanical ventilation for respiratory failure associated with myasthenia gravis. The most frequent cause of respiratory failure was operation, and the most common type of procedure was thymectomy. Next in frequency as exacerbating factors were myasthenic crisis and cholinergic crisis. Of the 22 patients, 21 survived and were weaned from the ventilator after 1 to 32 days of respiratory support.
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