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Pulmonary and Sleep Manifestation of Neuromuscular ...
Pulmonary and Sleep Manifestation of Neuromuscular Disease: Management, Transitions, and Acute Illness
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Video Summary
The video transcript discusses the pulmonary and sleep manifestations of neuromuscular disease, the management and transitions for pediatric patients, and the challenges presented in caring for these patients. The speaker discusses the clinical presentation and diagnostic approach to pulmonary and sleep abnormalities in patients with neuromuscular disease, focusing on muscle weakness and its effects on respiratory function. The speaker also discusses the importance of maintaining upper airway tone during sleep and the development of sleep disorders in patients with neuromuscular disease. The management of these patients involves assessing muscle weakness, respiratory function, and cough strength, and utilizing non-invasive ventilation, airway clearance techniques, and tracheostomy care as needed. The speaker highlights the importance of early intervention and frequent assessments to improve quality of life and survival in these patients. The speaker also discusses the challenges of transitioning pediatric patients with neuromuscular disease to adult care, emphasizing the need for ongoing communication and coordination between healthcare providers and a team-based approach to ensure continuity of care. Overall, the video provides an overview of the key considerations and strategies in the management and transition of patients with neuromuscular disease.
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Category
Pediatrics
Session ID
1056
Speaker
Abdullah Alismail
Speaker
Kara Dupuy-McCauley
Speaker
Courtney Gushue
Speaker
Manette Ness-Cochinwala
Track
Pediatrics
Track
Sleep Disorders
Keywords
neuromuscular disease
pediatric patients
respiratory function
sleep disorders
non-invasive ventilation
tracheostomy care
early intervention
transitioning pediatric patients
continuity of care
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