Department of Respiratory Medicine
Moderate to Severe Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease
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Technical Advantages
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Equipment Advantages
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Treatment Cases
Technical Advantages
Technical Advantages
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Equipped with high-flow humidified oxygen therapy devices, non-invasive ventilators, and invasive ventilators to provide early respiratory support for patients with moderate to severe COPD and respiratory failure;
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Collaborates with the Rehabilitation Department and Nutrition Department to initiate pulmonary rehabilitation exercises and nutritional support therapy as early as possible; -
Has a comprehensive respiratory follow-up team that conducts multi-dimensional follow-up tracking, including nursing education, home respiratory rehabilitation, medication support, and home respiratory support.
Equipment Advantages
Equipment Advantages
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Mindray Non-invasive Ventilator, Mindray Invasive Ventilator, Mindray High-flow Humidified Oxygen Therapy Device
Clinical Cases
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"All heavy smokers are like this"? 25 years later, he couldn't even blow out his birthday candles.
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Patient Profile
48-year-old male
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Chief Complaints
Has a 25-year smoking history, one pack per day, with long-term morning cough and white sputum, recently experiencing shortness of breath after activity.
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Treatment Process
Adopted a comprehensive treatment plan, focusing on smoking cessation as a key step, combined with inhaled medications and respiratory training to improve symptoms, and adjusted the treatment plan promptly through regular follow-ups.
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Technical Highlights
Smoking cessation intervention, inhaled medication therapy, respiratory training guidance, regular pulmonary function re-examination.
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Therapeutic Outcomes
After 3 months of treatment, the patient's symptoms improved significantly, and quality of life was enhanced. The patient reported being able to accompany his granddaughter to the park and regretted not seeking medical attention earlier.
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