Therapeutic effects of the endotracheal aspiration
Considering the evidence
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.24220/2318-0897v21n1/6a1877Keywords:
Physical therapy specialty, Suction, TracheostomyAbstract
The objective of that review is to analyze the studies with endotracheal suction and identifying the results: 1 ) the comparisons between open and closed
endotracheal suction systems; 2) its isolated efficiency and combining with chest physiotherapy; 3) incidence of pulmonary complications with its utilization. A
systematic search for scientific articles relating to endotracheal suction, published in period 1999 to 2011 in databases MedLine. Lilacs, Bireme, PubMed, Blackwell
and Cinahl which used descriptors were endotracheal suction, endotracheal suction and physiotherapy and its relative in portuguese. Selected 15 articles that
made evident: l ) there is no assent about the most effective endotracheal suction system; 2) endotracheal suction associated to chest physiotherapy sounds to be
more efficient; 3) complications of the lung less incident with endotracheal suction. Literature recognizes the benefits of endotracheal suction, but specifying
of this procedure deserves more investigations and methodologically adequates.
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