Apparent Life-Threatening Event (OTHER)
The apparent life-threatening event (OZHUS, OTHER) is a set of symptoms in the child, that, if untreated, can lead to the death of a child. Life-threatening symptoms may include breathing problems, livor, choking or nausea. At the time of occurrence of the event may be needed cardiopulmonary resuscitation (SLR).
The reasons are not always clear OZHUS. Some possible causes of ALTE may include:
Boys and children under the age of one year the risk of higher OZHUS. Other factors, that may increase the risk of life-threatening events obvious infant include:
Symptoms may include:
The doctor will ask about your symptoms and medical history of the child, including about, when there were symptoms OZHUS. It will perform a physical and neurological exam.
To search for potential causes OZHUS, your doctor may prescribe:
Other tests may include:
Consult with your doctor about the best treatment option child. Therapies emergency procedures if necessary, and treatment of the underlying cause OZHUS. If the cause is unknown OZHUS, Treatment includes observation of the child's symptoms.
CPR is a vital procedure, and can be executed by physicians, and trained person. The procedure helps to restore breathing and circulation, or help to provide the body with oxygen before the arrival of medical aid.
If the child is at risk of OZHUS, parents need to be trained CPR.
If you found the cause of OZHUS, It held its treatment.
Half of the children cause of OZHUS unknown. In this case, it should be monitored condition of the child, by monitoring cardiac and respiratory activity of the child
While there are no obvious methods to prevent life-threatening events.
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