Air Transfer of Patients with Lobectomy

Marianne Jordan flygal234 at aol.com
Mon Apr 6 08:51:52 EDT 2009


To me it depends on how long ago the surgery was. If it was recent, be
sure there is no remaining pneumoencephalus.

Marianne Jordan, RN, LP
Houston, Tx


On Apr 6, 2009, at 6:53 AM, Gurkan Ozel wrote:


> Hi list,

>

> Is anyone aware of a guideline specified for air transport of

> patients with

> lobectomy? Is it an absolute contraindication? What do I need to pay

> attention to when transferring patients with one-sided lobectomy at

> max

> altitude of 7,000 ft in EC 135/145s.?

>

>

> Thanks for your input,

>

>

> Gurkan Ozel, CCEMT-P

> Ankara, Turkey

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