Sentence examples for documented aspiration from inspiring English sources
Seventeen of all 88 (19.3%) brainstem stroke patients and 15 of all 29 (51.7%) brainstem stroke patients with documented aspiration had feeding tubes inserted, whereas only 15 of 475 (3.2%) hemispheric stroke rehabilitation patients received a tube.
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Depressed level of consciousness (OR: 1.9; CI:1.0-3.8) and documented aspiration (OR: 4.4; CI: 1.0-20.4) were the only studied risk factors that were independently associated with EORI.
Multiple logistic regression was performed with the diagnostic group as dependent variable and age, sex, SAPS II, documented aspiration, non-elective OTI, fractured ribs, pneumothorax and pleural effusion as independent variables.
Patients who remain intolerant of gastric tube feeding despite the use of promotility agents or patients with clinically significant reflux or documented aspiration should have a small intestinal feeding tube inserted for continuation of enteral nutritional support.
The presence of more than one risk factor has a strong association with EORI but depressed level of consciousness and documented aspiration were the only risk factors independently related to EORI.
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In this study documented tracheobronchial aspiration and fractured ribs were identified as independent risk factors for ERI.
We identify as risk factors for the development of early-onset respiratory tract infections fractured ribs and documented tracheal aspiration.
The need for reintubation, urgent intubation and documented massive aspiration are also associated with high incidence of VAP [ 1, 21, 29, 39].
The same analysis for the previous mentioned risk factors showed an association of ERI with documented tracheal aspiration, non-elective OTI, fractured ribs, pneumothorax and pleural effusion (Table 2).
