Successful Resuscitation of Deadly SARS - Cov-2 / COVID19

Authors

  • Vasiliev I Academy Professor, World Academy of Medical Sciences, Netherlands, Republic of Moldova Author
  • Valicu V State Chancellery Hospitals, Republic of Moldova Author
  • Frumusachi M State Chancellery Hospitals, Republic of Moldova Author
  • Lipeț L Railway Hospitals, Republic of Moldova Author
  • Istrati V Department of Internal Medicine: The discipline of internal medicine semiology, Republic of Moldova Author
  • Matcovschi S Department of Internal Medicine: The discipline of clinical synthesis, Republic of Moldova Author
  • Bacinschi N Department of Pharmacology and Clinical, Republic of Moldova Author
  • Bologa L Pro-Dean of the Faculty of Medicine, Republic of Moldova Author
  • Holban T Department of Infectious, Tropical Diseases and Medical Parasitology, Republic of Moldova Author
  • Vudu L Academy of Sciences of the Republic of Moldova Author
  • Karadja G Department of Endocrinology, Republic of Moldova Author
  • Nacu A Department of Psychiatry, Narcotics and Medical Psychology, Republic of Moldova Author
  • Tofan-Scutaru L Deparament of Gastroenterology, Republic of Moldova Author
  • Cebotari S National Blood Transfusion Center, Ex-minister to the Ministry of Health, Republic of Moldova Author
  • Cojocaru V Academy of Sciences of the Republic of Moldova Author
  • Ceban E Rector of the State Medical University "Nicolae Testemitanu" Republic of Moldova Author
  • Irina V Junior Member of the WAMS, Republic of Moldova Author
  • Maria V State University of Medicine and Pharmacy “Nicolae Testemitanu”, Republic of Moldova Author
  • Diug E Department of Drug Technology, Republic of Moldova Author
  • Placinta Gh Department of Infectious Diseases, Dean of the Faculty of Medicine, Republic of Moldova Author
  • Groppa S Department of Neurology, Republic of Moldova Author
  • Condrea D Department of Anesthesiology and Resuscitation of Postgraduate Education Author
  • Guila E Republican Clinical Hospital, Republic of Moldova Author
  • Zatic T Senior Advisor to the Ministry of Health, Labor and Social Protection, Republic of Moldova Author
  • Diug V Departament Obstetrics and Gynecology, Republic of Moldova Author
  • Bețivu M Department of Dermatovenerology, Republic of Moldova Author

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.23880/bpoj-16000134

Keywords:

β-SARS, Cov-2/COVID-19

Abstract

I survived in April 2020 from the deadly β- SARS-Cov-2/ COVID-19, as a resuscitator who saved many thousands of other patients in Moldova, Russia and Middle Asia. I consider it necessary to describe the success of Professor V. Cojocaru’s team in saving my life. Constant multifunctional monitoring, laboratory tests, markers, including arterial and all other survey methods were carried out according to National Protocols and the WHO. Treatment of interspecific COVID-19 with the manifestation of MODS was guided by the “Surviving Sepsis COVID-19” using MOST-ELSO. Modeling of the index of extravascular pulmonary fluid EVLWI. If EVLWI is <10 mL/kg this indicates alveolar atelectasis which requires volemic resuscitation, bronchoscopy, alveolar recruitment and surfactant therapy. In situations where EVLWI is >10 mL/kg, which is a threat to pulmonary edema which requires a reduction in volemic resustation and the inclusion of diuretics (Manitol), ultrafiltration and MOST-ELSO, inotropic therapy and blood arterial monitoring. Mechanical ventilation with alveolar recruitment. Microcirculatory-mitochondrial recruitment to by ↓ the tissue hypoxia marker pCO2 AV gap>6 mmHg and extracorporeal detoxification (Plasmapheresis-three times with plasma exfusion in the amount of 800; 600; 400 ml). Crystalloids (Sterofundin, Reosorbilact) were used. Hydroxyethyl starches and Dextrans were not used. Perfusion pressure was maintained by Norepinephrine. Bradycardia was eliminated by Atropine.

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2020-08-04

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