Sentence examples for mechanical ventilation necessitating from inspiring English sources
Serious physiological and psychological sequelae are associated with protracted invasive mechanical ventilation, necessitating efficient processes to safely reduce and remove ventilator support, termed weaning [ 1, 2].
Organ failure was defined as the development of respiratory failure necessitating mechanical ventilation and/or renal failure necessitating haemodialysis.
His respiratory and hemodynamic status worsened, necessitating mechanical ventilation and hemodynamic support.
Medical admissions necessitating mechanical ventilation and/or with a long ICU stay were at the highest risk.
Treatment of infants with viral lower respiratory tract disease (LRTD) necessitating mechanical ventilation is mainly symptomatic.
Acute respiratory failure (ARF) caused by TB necessitating mechanical ventilation (MV) has been associated with mortality rates between 25.9% and 81% [ 3- 6].
Each winter paediatric intensivists are challenged with infants and young children with viral lower respiratory tract disease (LRTD) necessitating mechanical ventilation (MV).
A previously healthy, 59-year-old man was treated in Thailand for aspiration pneumonia complicated by multi-organ failure and septic shock, necessitating mechanical ventilation and hemodialysis.
High levels of PTSD symptoms occurred in 14% of patients six months following critical illness necessitating mechanical ventilation, and these symptoms were most likely to occur in female patients and those receiving high doses of lorazepam.
The six patients were admitted to the Intensive Care Unit in critical condition (mean APACHE II score 30± 3.5), coma (mean Glasgow Coma 3.5± 0.5), hypovolemic shock and respiratory failure necessitating mechanical ventilation.
In order to describe the direct cardiocirculatory consequences of respiratory failure necessitating mechanical ventilation and PEEP, this review will focus on the effects of changes in lung volume, factors controlling venous return, the diastolic interactions between the ventricles and the effects of intrathoracic pressure on cardiac function, specifically left ventricular function.
