Sentence examples for mechanical ventilation effect from inspiring English sources
Selective attenuation of the mechanical ventilation effect on cytokine expression, PMN recruitment, and lung permeability in MyD88-/ mice suggests a role for signaling via the MyD88 adapter protein in ventilator-associated lung injury.
There was a significant mechanical ventilation effect on lung permeability of poly(I C -treated mI C -treatedred by BALF total protein, 70 kD FITC-D, and Igmicencentrasions.
Mechanical ventilation and the effect of respiratory muscle unloading on the diaphragm cause ventilator-induced diaphragmatic dysfunction (VIDD).
Hypercapnia is an accepted side effect of low tidal volume mechanical ventilation, but the effects of hypercapnia on respiratory muscle function are largely unknown.
To investigate the risk factors for the development of the PU related to the patient positioning in critically ill patients with mechanical ventilation and the effect of the presence of a pressure ulcer in HOBE.
In this short review we revisit some of the pertinent evidence exploring the relationship between biotrauma caused by cyclic mechanical ventilation and its effect on innate immune responses.
Thus, the evidence suggests that distal organ injury was a direct result of a synergistic combination of mechanical ventilation-induced effects and circulating LPS and was probably not due to hypotension.
Mechanical ventilation exerted its effects primarily via a MyD88-dependent but TLR4-independent mechanism.
Previous studies have shown that controlled mechanical ventilation has detrimental effects on diaphragm structure and function.
We used multiple linear regression analysis to evaluate the effect of AKI on PICU LOS and on duration of mechanical ventilation independent of the effect of other variables described above.
Evidence suggests that not using invasive mechanical ventilation could have negative effects on outcome by postponing necessary intubation; therefore, early initiation of invasive mechanical ventilation may be related to decreased risk of death [54, 55].
