机壳通气时高碳酸血症到底怎么办呢？

律失常和血受压–自在率和每搏自在率的显著增大才会提更高自在自在率，才会引发血受压升更高，但同时再次出现的体循环血管壁摩擦力降更高可加剧更高血受压，从而消退血受压升更高的实际上影响[3]。要注意，尽管更高硫酸更高血受压和体内酸中都毒对自在脏有实际上抑制起着，但每搏自在率仍才会增大[4-9]。考虑到神经过度惊讶，意味著麻痹风险可升更高。

●左自在系统不全很重–脾部连续性酸中都毒可引发脾血管壁收缩，从而增大脾血管壁摩擦力。左室后负荷升更高意味著加剧左自在系统不全症状的循环不稳定[10,11]。虽然而无须连续性更高硫酸更高血受压相当意味著禁用于脾更高受压症状，但务必慎用。一些学者推测，由于上述不稳定性当，而无须连续性更高硫酸更高血受压可促进ARDS治疗法再次出现不良上集[12]。

●冠状气管窃血–更高硫酸更高血受压才会加剧情况下自在脏再次出现阿司匹林血管壁扩张，但该起着在脾结核(如，缺血连续性左自在室衰竭[13])症状中都似乎消退。意味著，更高硫酸更高血受压其会的阿司匹林扩张可通过未炎症的冠状气管诱发优再行除去，激发窃血现象。这一不稳定性当亦然未在人类文明中都推测，但在可用某些外科手术剂后的冠状气管营养不良症状中都已发现近似于不稳定性当(尽管层面略微)[14，15]。

神经系统 — 更高硫酸更高血受压也可对中都枢神经系统激发不良实际上影响，特别是当其为急连续性时。亦然不指明这些对在而无须连续性更高硫酸更高血受压其间PaCO2缓慢上升者有否有或多或少的实际上影响。脑血流终端缓冲(cerebral autoregulation)不才会受到中都度更高硫酸更高血受压的不良实际上影响[16]。预计才会再次出现以下医学变化：

●颅内受压升更高–更高硫酸更高血受压可其会脑微气管扩张[17,18]。脑血流需求量增大可加剧脑血容需求量增大，从而引发颅内受压和脑除去受压升更高。这种反应当往往为暂时连续性，更高硫酸更高血受压小规模左左48两星期后，脑血流需求量恢复到层面线层面。

●随之而来或意识层面降更高–多数数急连续性更高硫酸更高血受压症状可再次出现随之而来，这意味著须要增大镇静。其他症状可再次出现意识层面降更高(即，CO2外科手术)，或者尽管PaCO2>100mmHg、但完全担忧[19,23]。

●痉挛猝死阈个数降更高–极端的更高硫酸更高血受压时可再次出现痉挛猝死[24]，但还不清楚不太情况严重的急连续性更高硫酸更高血受压有否才会加剧早痉挛猝死出血连续性或其他类别脑肿瘤的症状再次出现痉挛猝死。

●脑气管窃血–脑窃血现象与上述冠状气管窃血近似于，在鸟类中都可再次发生[25]，不过亦然不清楚其在人类文明中都的医学意义。

●脑组织外伤–尽管成人中都亦然无报导，但早极少需求量报告简介更高硫酸更高血受压产妇再次出现了脑组织外伤[26]。

脾 — 更高硫酸更高血受压对脾部的不良实际上影响之外：

●更高氧更高血受压很重–脾泡充填太少引发的更高硫酸更高血受压可很重更高氧更高血受压[27,28]。然而，作为一种代偿机制，更高硫酸更高血受压也才会强化充填/血流除去冗余，增大自在自在率(强化二氧化碳输送)，并使氧合血红蛋白电导切线左移(强化组织氧释放出来)[28,29]。通过给予辅助供氧和喉头末期正受压(positive end-expiratory pressure, PEEP)，可很非常容所致处置更高硫酸更高血受压引发的更高氧更高血受压。

●脾损伤很重–医学此前研究报导，更高硫酸更高血受压可通过减少伤口修整和增大受损脾部炎症、从而很重脾损伤，但亦然无人类文明研究发现完全相同反应当[30]。

作者：张子银 佛山中都医药大学第一附属医院

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