Sentence examples for mechanical ventilation especially from inspiring English sources

In the immediate post intubation period, and as a result of the mechanical ventilation, especially when patients are ventilated to eucapnia, dynamic hyperinflation may further increase.

It has been postulated that mechanical ventilation, especially without PEEP and with larger VT, primarily induces surfactant dysfunction that precipitates atelectasis, edema formation, inflammation and ARDS [21].

Acute cardiac dysfunction and cardiogenic pulmonary edema may occur during weaning from mechanical ventilation, especially in patients with a history of left heart disease and COPD.

Metabolic alkalosis, a common condition in the ICU, is reported to be associated with difficulties in obtaining a successful weaning from mechanical ventilation, especially in patients with COPD [ 11, 12].

Evidence-based protocol-directed care has permeated the practice of mechanical ventilation, especially with respect to ventilation liberation [ 1], lung-protective strategies for acute lung injury (ALI) [ 2] and sedation management [ 3].

Whereas NMBAs are used in the intensive care unit (ICU) for a variety of indications, in this review we focus on the use of NMBAs to facilitate mechanical ventilation, especially in acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS).

This may be linked to various factors which may contribute to delay mechanical ventilation weaning, especially in younger children: difficulties to evaluate pain and comfort, fear of extubation failure, hemodynamic complications with sedation drugs, and occurrence of withdrawal symptoms.

Pulmonary haemorrhage (PH) is common in patients receiving mechanical ventilation and especially during ECMO, due to severe lung pathology and systemic anticoagulation.

The most frequent complications that develop during mechanical ventilation are ventilator-associated infections, especially ventilator-associated pneumonia (VAP).

Most importantly, there is compelling evidence that mechanical ventilation per se, especially if it is protracted and delivered in a controlled mode, may lead to a decreased force-generating capacity of the diaphragm, associated with muscle atrophy, oxidative stress, and also wasting and damage [ 20- 23].

With the progress of medical technology especially mechanical ventilation (MV), more and more hospitals have been buying ventilators in China.