Sentence examples for ventilation interventions from inspiring English sources

Randolph suggested that in pediatric clinical trials long-term morbidity would be a more sensitive indicator of the effects of clinical ventilation interventions than would mortality or duration of ventilation [ 1].

In general, we tried to obtain CO2 concentrations in the range of 100 250 ppm above background levels during high ventilation intervention cycles and 350 500 ppm above background in low ventilation intervention cycles.

Recently various other classroom ventilation intervention studies have been published, most of them predefined a contrast aimed to be achieved by the intervention.

These results also suggest that mechanical ventilation intervention in patients with respiratory failure must occur earlier to improve the outcomes for these patients.

The result of implementation of the ventilation intervention and its effect on the CO2 in a classroom is illustrated in Figure  3.

The FRESH study (Forced-ventilation Relatedesignednmentol School Health) was desinvestigatevestheateffecteffect of a CO2 controlled mechanical ventilation intervention on classroom CO2 levels using a longitudinal cross-over design.

Pooling those two interventions in a single 'non-invasive ventilation' intervention may not be appropriate and could have led to additional heterogeneity and patient overlap in trials with three arms.

C, control group; CPPV, conventional positive pressure ventilation; I, intervention group; iLA, interventional lung assist; LFPPV, low-frequency positive-pressure ventilation; LOS, length of stay; NR, not recorded; PCIRV, pressure controlled inverse ratio ventilation; RRT, renal replacement therapy; VV ECCO2R, venovenous extracorporeal carbon dioxide removal.

The following inclusive selection criteria were applied: (a) study design: RCT; (b) study population: adult critically ill patients receiving mechanical ventilation; (c) intervention: oral care with toothbrushing (regardless of approach and liquid applied); (d) comparison intervention: oral care without toothbrushing; and (e) outcome measure: the incidence of VAP.

The system offers the following parametric modules: the geometry of the building, the fire size, convection column, smoke generation, detection, ventilation, evacuation, intervention, construction, criteria for sensitivity and risk.

Studies varied widely in terms of patient populations, with dissimilar reasons for (acute and/or persistent) intubation and mechanical ventilation, MH intervention, and outcome measurements.