Sentence examples for mechanical ventilation mortality from inspiring English sources

We searched an association between overdose and clinical toxicity (coma, seizures, length of mechanical ventilation, mortality) with univariate analyses.

Fifteen to 20 years ago, hematology patients with acute respiratory failure exhibited mortality rates of about 50%% [7 11], and for those who needed mechanical ventilation mortality reached 90%% [8, 12].

Patients presenting with an AMC-resistant bacteria respiratory infection seemed to have a more severe initial clinical presentation (more cardiac arrest, longer resuscitation duration and higher drowning grade) and worse outcome (duration of mechanical ventilation, mortality in ICU), which was not associated with specific demographic characteristics (age, sex or comorbidity).

Despite advances in mechanical ventilation, mortality for ARDS remains high.

They then followed these patients during the postoperative period for development of acute lung injury, length of time of mechanical ventilation, mortality and total hospital costs.

The endpoints were: length of stay (LOS) in the PICU, LOS on mechanical ventilation, mortality rate quoted by predicted mortality of the Pediatric Index of Mortality (PIM2).

There was no significant impact of de-escalation on ICU length of stay, duration of mechanical ventilation, ICU mortality, 30-day mortality, or 1-year mortality rate (Table 3).

Outcome measures consisted of vital signs and hemodynamics, respiratory mechanics and oxygenation, blood chemistries, duration of mechanical ventilation, and mortality.

Introduction Unsuccessful extubation from mechanical ventilation increases mortality and morbidity.

The ICU stay, days of mechanical ventilation and mortality were not different between the two groups.

did not influence on mean time of mechanical ventilation and mortality.