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Exhaust ventilation benefits from small trickle ventilators and large transfer devices.

Indeed, previous inferences on prone ventilation benefits for the most severe hypoxemic patients were recently confirmed by the meta-analyses from Sud and colleagues and from Gattinoni and colleagues showing reduced mortality rate in patients with PaO2/FiO2 ratio <100 mmHg [ 11, 12].

However, clinical studies proving benefit on patient's outcome are missing, although EIT-tailored ventilation showed benefits in experimental data and on human surrogate endpoints [ 10– 13].

Because the trend was towards an increased length of mechanical ventilation, any benefits would have been upset by this trend.

Despite being the standard of care for the treatment of ARDS, 33 it is not clear whether lung protective ventilation offers benefits in healthy lungs.

Otherwise, hospitalized patients with a severe CAP, bacteremia, ICU admission, or need for vasopressors or mechanical ventilation may benefit from a dual antibiotic therapy that combines a third-generation cephalosporin and a macrolide.

Critically ill asthmatics that require mechanical ventilation may benefit from halothane and other inhalational agents.

Furthermore, patients requiring mechanical ventilation may benefit from a titratable medication that is delivered continuously rather than intermittently.

The result demonstrates that the novel LAE method can better access the lung region in EIT images, from which the analysis of regional lung ventilation will benefit.

There is some evidence that patients on continuous positive airway pressure and pressure support ventilation may benefit from recruitment manoeuvres, resulting in fast and significant improvement in oxygenation [ 26].

Setting PEEP at minimum elastance theoretically benefits ventilation by maximising recruitment, reducing work of breathing and minimising overdistension [ 12, 14, 15, 34].