Sentence examples for establish ventilation from inspiring English sources

To describe a technique for tracheal intubation after failed direct laryngoscopy using a Laryngeal Mask Airway (LMA) to secure the airway and to establish ventilation, and as a conduit for fiberoptic intubation utilizing a pre-packaged, convenient, and commercially available wire-guided catheter exchange kit.

We studied the Norwegian public financial health system in which specialised hospitals establish ventilation support and follow-up even after hospital discharge.

Norway has a public financial health system in which specialized hospitals establish ventilation support and follow-up even after hospital discharge.

Since there are no established ventilation protocols in use at the Peruvian ICUs, ventilator settings are based on intensivist preference.

In human medicine functional endoscopic sinus surgery (FESS) is a minimal-invasive method to re-establish ventilation and drainage of the paranasal sinuses via the natural openings [ 24]–[ 26].

Pearson Chi-squared analyses were used to compare groups in terms of rates of being given an overall performance rating of > 3, achieving effective ventilation, establishing ventilation in ≤ 40 sec and achieving effective ventilation at the first insertion attempt.

The Golden Minute®, the first minute following birth of a newborn, is a critical period for establishing ventilation after delivery, as emphasized in the Helping Babies Breathe® and other resuscitation training programs.

Arterial blood gases were controlled after the stabilisation period, in order to establish mechanical ventilation.

Additionally, pharmacologic inhibition of Tpl2 is effective in ameliorating indices of VILI, even when given after establishing injurious ventilation, suggesting a potential therapeutic role for Tpl2 inhibitors in VILI.

In general, practitioners outside the ICU are not comfortable with paediatric death, with grounds for prognosticating, and with withdrawal of established mechanical ventilation.

Thus, intraoperative EIT monitoring of tidal volume distribution could be a tool to establish lung-protective ventilation, especially in patients at increased risk, such as for patients undergoing major open upper abdominal surgery.