Sentence examples for ventilation fluid from inspiring English sources

Introduction: To assess whether, in patients under mechanical ventilation, fluid responsiveness is predicted by the effects of short respiratory holds on cardiac index estimated by oesophageal Doppler (CIDoppler).

Table 1 Characteristics of included studies addressing pulse pressure variation for fluid responsiveness in spontaneously breathing patients Author, year N Setting Inclusion criteria Exclusion criteria Ventilation Fluid challenge Definition of responders Maneuvers Soubrier, 2007 [15] 32 ICU 1.

Treatment consisted of mechanical ventilation, fluid therapy, and norepinephrine.

Management: The ventilation, fluid balance, pharmacological strategies and rescue measures adopted in the management of patients with ARDS.

All patients received full intensive care management, including antimicrobial therapy, mechanical ventilation, fluid resuscitation/transfusion and amines as necessary.

First-line therapy (before and during transport) consisted of artificial ventilation, fluid resuscitation, vasopressors, if needed, and i.v. infusion of 10% ethylalcohol as an antidote.

For 24 hours, animals were monitored and received sedation (midazolam + ketamine), ventilation, fluids and inotropes according to a protocol.

Changed management in 44 patients, Ventilation (1), Fluid Administration 17, Inotrope Addition/Change 5, Vasopressor Addition/Change 6, Fluid Restriction 1,Fluid Removal, (Diuretic/RRT) 2. Other Investigations 4. Contributed to decision about escalation/limitation of critical care 4. Formal ECHO documented as requested following FICE: 20/53.

Summary tables detailing ventilation, haemodynamics, fluid balance, biochemistry and histology can be found in Additional file 1.

Clinical parameters including mean arterial pressure, dose of vasopressors, mechanical ventilation and fluid balance did not differ between the two groups.

Although the differences were not statistically significant on univariable analysis, we observed that children who were vitamin D deficient at admission were more likely to require mechanical ventilation, inotropes, fluid boluses, have higher organ dysfunction scores and have prolonged duration of mechanical ventilation.