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Study on Influencing Factors and Intervention of Silent Aspiration After Heart Valve Operation in Elderly Patients
Objective To investigate the safety and effectiveness of interference electrical stimulation in the prevention of silent aspiration after heart valve surgery in elderly patients. Silent aspiration was diagnosed when either pepsin level \>200 ng/ml or α-amylase level \>1685 U/L was detected in airway secretions.
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