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This leading mechanism for tension pneumothorax may have been accelerated by positive-pressure ventilation; however, tension pneumothorax itself could have already developed under spontaneous breathing prior to positive-pressure ventilation because of the strength of the patient's respiratory effort.

However, a study utilizing pre-warming to 42 ° C reported more successful positive pressure ventilation because of the achievement of a higher OLP.

Such factors included older age [ 25], delirium [ 26], and ventilation with pressure support ventilation (because of the possibility of desynchrony) [ 27].

7 Several studies have proposed that cardiac evaluation should be incorporated into management strategy in patients undergoing mechanical ventilation because of the close interaction between the heart and lung.

Treatment of respiratory Candida spp. colonization in non-neutropenic critically ill patients by inhaled ABDC may not affect respiratory colonization but may increase duration of mechanical ventilation, because of direct toxicity of the drug on the lung.

Total breathing rates were used rather than fractional rates corresponding only to alveolar ventilation, because most of the inhaled ozone reacts with ascorbic acid, uric acid, glutathione, and unsaturated fatty acids present in the epithelial lining fluid in the conducting airways (Postlethwait and Ultman 2001; Rigas et al. 2000).

In conclusion, treatment of pulmonary Candida spp. colonization in non-neutropenic critically ill patients by inhaled ABDC may not facilitate respiratory decolonization but may increase duration of mechanical ventilation, because of direct pulmonary toxicity of the drug.

ECMO patients with late ARDS were ventilated with 'ultraprotective' ventilation because of altered compliance and a high incidence of acute cor pulmonale (Table 1).

However, the reduced duration of shock was not associated with an expected reduction in mortality or in the duration of mechanical ventilation, perhaps because of the small numbers of patients included in the study.

We chose to maintain the patient on mechanical ventilation because of new interpretations of survivability available to us after the first wish became moot.

For that reason, further studies with a larger population must be carried out to confirm the favorable results obtained in this study and consequently, to expand the use of NIV to prevent reintubation in patients that need more than 3 days of invasive mechanical ventilation because of acute respiratory failure, provided that the NIV is applied immediately after extubation.