My 90-Year-Old Mother Had CPR & Strokes. She's in ICU, Ventilated. Can She Have a Tracheostomy?
My 90-Year-Old Mother Had CPR & Strokes. She's in ICU, Ventilated. Can She Have a Tracheostomy?
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Hi, it’s Patrik Hutzel from intensivecarehotline.com with another quick tip for families of critically ill patients in intensive care.
Today’s tip is about an email that I had from one of our readers, Sarah, who says, “My mom is 90 years old, she’s in ICU and she’s been on a ventilator for seven days with a breathing tube. The doctors are recommending not to do a tracheostomy due to her having previous strokes and 13 minutes of CPR (cardiopulmonary resuscitation). And they’re saying, she’s too old to have a tracheostomy. What should I do?”
Well Sarah, thank you so much for sharing and for asking that question because I think this is a really important question for other viewers, as well. They’re probably finding themselves in a similar situation if they have a loved one in intensive care with elderly parents. So, let’s just quickly look at the situation...
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