Sentence examples for mechanical ventilation includes from inspiring English sources

The section on pulmonary effects of mechanical ventilation includes a clear discussion of barotrauma and volutrauma, of ventilator-associated pneumonia, of oxygen toxicity, and of complications of the artificial airway.

The Beacon Caresystem (Mermaid Care, Nørresundby, Denmark) for advising on mechanical ventilation includes indirect calorimetry designed for use in the full FiO2 range, but has not been compared to other calorimeters.

Noninvasive mechanical ventilation includes various techniques of increasing alveolar ventilation without an endotracheal airway.

18 Ventilator-free days: defined as the number of days from randomisation (day 1) to day 28 on which a patient breathed without mechanical ventilation (includes non-invasive ventilation) if the period of unassisted breathing lasted at least 48 consecutive hours.

There was a total of 4,982 ventilators capable of providing invasive mechanical ventilation, including ventilators used for patient transportation (but not those primarily used to deliver inhalational anesthesia during surgery) and a median of 10 (IQR 5 to 23) invasive ventilators per hospital (Table  1).

Some chapters are dedicated to adjuncts of mechanical ventilation, including both general and custom adjuncts used in mechanically ventilated patients.

The mechanisms of airspace injury that mediate adverse patterns of mechanical ventilation include stretching of open lung units, amplified tangential (shearing) forces at the interface between open and closed lung units, and the recurring small airway trauma of tidal breathing.

Future studies are therefore needed before considering esophageal pressure and transpulmonary pressure for management of mechanical ventilation (including PEEP titration) in critically ill children.

Participants: Two hundred twenty-two adults with SCI of more than 1-year duration who were not chronically dependent on mechanical ventilation, including 98 with tetraplegia (62 with complete and 26 with incomplete motor lesions) and 124 with paraplegia (87 with complete and 37 with incomplete motor lesions).

Mechanical ventilation included invasive and non-invasive ventilation with a positive end expiratory pressure >5 cm H2O.

In severe lung injury, however, accelerated spontaneous ventilation induced more lung injury than lung-protective mechanical ventilation including muscle paralysis.