Pathologies non infectieuses du poumon et des voies aériennes inférieures

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Pathologies non infectieuses du poumon et des voies aériennes inférieures

22 Mar 2022

Médical & paramédical

PATHOLOGIES RESPIRATOIRES

Pathologies non infectieuses du poumon et des voies aériennes inférieures

PLAN DU CHAPITRE

1- Présentation générale

2- Pathologies non infectieuses des VAS

3- Pathologies non infectieuses du poumon et des VAI

4- Infections des voies aériennes supérieures

5- Infections des voies aériennes inférieures

6- Prévention des infections respiratoires

7- Le Syndrome d’Apnées Obstructives du Sommeil

8- Troubles respiratoires du sommeil

9- Hémosidérose pulmonaire, mucoviscidose et trisomie 21

Présentent dès la vie fœtale, les anomalies des alvéoles, de la circulation pulmonaire et bronchique, et de l’appareil mucociliaire, sont quasi constantes chez les personnes porteuses de trisomie 21. Si l’expression clinique de ces anomalies est variable et souvent asymptomatique, elles sont cependant un facteur de risque important pour le développement d’une hypertension artérielle pulmonaire ou d’un œdème pulmonaire lié à la haute altitude. Plus rares et souvent de découvertes fortuites, les anomalies bronchiques sont également plus fréquentes que dans la population neurotypique. Enfin, il faut savoir que si les épisodes de respiration sifflantes sont fréquents ils ne sont pas, en majorité, liés à un asthme atopique.

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