Publications by authors named "Mira Kehar"
The jaw thrust maneuver is a fundamental airway management tool to prevent the tongue from obstructing the upper airway in unconscious patients. Known complications of the jaw thrust maneuver include spinal cord injury if the cervical spine is unstable and exacerbation of an existing mandibular injury. However, this procedure is frequently associated with pain, and the associated consequences, especially the parasympathetic response, are rarely seen or discussed.
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- - Bronchospasm is a condition where the airways tighten, often due to pre-existing conditions or severe cases like anaphylaxis, and can occur during procedures such as general anesthesia.
- - The article discusses multiple instances of bronchospasm in a patient undergoing laparoscopic cholecystectomy but notes that it usually resolves without complications, especially in those with respiratory issues.
- - This case report not only details the management strategy used for the bronchospasm event but also highlights the importance of proper patient care to ensure positive outcomes.