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During anaesthesia, intubation and artificial ventilation are only indicated to facilitate surgery by ensuring an open airway.
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A simple 2D geometry without artificial ventilation was used as a base case together with a worst-case flow scenario that assumed no transverse ambient wind flow.
No evidence was published to legitimize the contention that the coma was irreversible; i.e., that if artificial ventilation was continued no such patient ever recovered consciousness, and that all invariably developed asystole.
Artificial ventilation was necessary in 42 % of cases.
Tracheotomy was performed, and artificial ventilation was started (tidal volume 2 3 mL, frequency 60/min).
The artificial ventilation was adjusted to maintain normoxia and normocapnia (Radiometer ABL 500, Copenhagen, Denmark).
The mean period of artificial ventilation was 16 days in Group «T» and 20 days in Group «I».
It was recommended that some form of artificial ventilation be introduced in the future.
On the second day of doxycycline treatment, respiratory distress progressed further and artificial ventilation was necessary.
Patients with any degree of dementia or history of artificial ventilation were excluded.
In 47 instances (13%) artificial ventilation was used and in 32 instances (9%) inotropics.
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