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2009, Journal of Cardiothoracic and Vascular AnesthesiaCitation Excerpt :Most often these cases can be managed safely with a specifically designed double-single-lumen tube exchanger (Cook Critical Care, Bloomington IN) using continuous direct vision with a video laryngoscope and a second anesthesiologist. REPE is a well-described clinical entity most commonly reported after the evacuation of a large pleural effusion or after chest tube treatment for pneumothorax.2,29,30 REPE also has been seen after reexpansion of pulmonary parenchyma after a unilateral lung procedure.30-32
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