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ABSTRACT

Atelectasis is a frequent complication in patients on artificial ventilation which increases the stay, cost and mortality of patients in the intensive care unit is an unsolved problem for the ventilated patient, has deleterious effect on some ventilatory parameters as alveolar-arterial oxygen difference, the relationship between oxygen pressure and fraction of inspired oxygen and lung compliance, bronchoscopy is effective to prevent, diagnose it and treat it in this group of patients. Get samples of respiratory secretions for microbiologic studies in ventilated patients has been a very debated topic in the literature, reducing pneumonia frequency associated with mechanical ventilation and isolate the responsible germ is very useful for the choice of antimicrobial, the bronchoscopy shows be superior to other techniques including aspiration probe blindly in ventilated patients.

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