Sentence examples for mechanical ventilation predicted from inspiring English sources

In this multicenter retrospective study, a novel objective measure for complications of mechanical ventilation predicted patients' ventilator, intensive care, and hospital days as well as the traditional CDC surveillance definition for VAP.

In this cohort, PSP/ reg measured after 7 days of mechanical ventilation predicted subsequent organ failure development and, eventually, outcome.

A simple model consisting of age and cardiopulmonary function on day 3 of mechanical ventilation predicted death and/or prolonged mechanical ventilation in patients with ALI.

Mohsenifar et al [ 13] used gastric juice PCO2 tonometry and found that high values during weaning from mechanical ventilation predicted weaning failure and death, possibly associated with redirection of blood flow from the gastrointestinal tract to respiratory muscles associated with increased work of breathing.

Thus, many studies have established that clinical deterioration during the first days of mechanical ventilation predicts futility of further mechanical ventilation [ 6, 14].

Respiratory variations in pulse pressure (PPV) during mechanical ventilation predict fluid responsiveness when the tidal volume is >8 ml/kg [ 1].

The withdrawal of mechanical ventilation was predicted by the physician's prediction of the likelihood of patient survival in ICU of < 10%, and not by patient age, prior functional status, severity of illness, or severity of organ dysfunction [17].

The withdrawal of mechanical ventilation was predicted by the physician's prediction of the likelihood of patient survival in ICU of < 10%, and not by patient age, prior functional status, severity of illness, or severity of organ dysfunction [ 17].

In ICU patients aged <55 years and in those treated with mechanical ventilation, AF predicted increased mortality.

From day 5 onward, the need for mechanical ventilation was predicted with five out of six ROC AUC determinations exceeding 0.800.

The objective of this study was to evaluate the performance of the right ventricle (RV /left ventricle (LV) ratio measured at exacerbation requiring mechanical ventilation in predicting the long-term prognosis in patients with severe COPD.