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JAOA • Vol 101 • No 8 • August 2001 • 447-449
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Case report

Osteopathic philosophy and emergent treatment in acute respiratory failure

MF Stretanski; G Kaiser

Osteopathic manipulation has been used to treat a wide range of diseases in largely outpatient settings. The authors describe the emergent use of osteopathic manipulative treatment to improve respiratory mechanics in a critically ill patient with acute respiratory failure. High-velocity mobilization of cervical and thoracic dysfunctions resulted in a decreased work of breathing, improved arterial oxygenation, resolution of tachycardia, and an overall improvement in the patient's clinical condition.







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