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most likelyresultedfrom barotrauma with positive - pressure mechanical ventilation

resultsSettingMechanical ventilation in ARDS patients

A method of setting inspiratory time insetspressure controlled mechanical ventilation

at 100 %(passive) shall be setMechanical ventilation systems

the lung hemorrhage and lung permeability alterationsresultingfrom an adverse pattern of mechanical ventilation

by respiratory failure(passive) caused byMechanical ventilation for hypoxia

factors ... andcontributingin prognosis of mechanical ventilation

the prolonged drug eliminationmay causeapnoea , necessitating mechanical ventilation

Conventional weaning techniquesleadingto extended endotracheal mechanical ventilation

by pneumonia(passive) are ... caused byprolonged mechanical ventilation

by pneumonia(passive) are ... causedprolonged mechanical ventilation

the distressresultingfrom prolonged mechanical ventilation

Diaphragm may leadcontrolled mechanical ventilation

by pulmonary infection(passive) caused byinvasive mechanical ventilation

the pulmonary functionleadingto postoperative mechanical ventilation

when done while the nebulizer is activemay resultin the discontinuance of mechanical ventilation

The use of positive pressurecan causemechanical ventilation

the respiratory muscle fatigueleadsto mechanical ventilation

In the ICUcan causemechanical ventilation

to maintain an adequate exchange of gases , even through diminished breathing rates and reduced myocardial use(passive) is designedMechanical ventilation

patients ... harmcan resultfrom mechanical ventilation

to ensure the survival of these patients(passive) is designedMechanical ventilation

Acute respiratory distress syndrome ( ARDS ) andcan leadmechanical ventilation

to maintain an adequate exchange of gases , even through diminished breathing rates and reduced myocardial(passive) is designedMechanical ventilation

The application of positive pressurecan resultmechanical ventilation

ParametersResultingfrom Mechanical Ventilation

s ParametersResultingfrom Mechanical Ventilation

pressure gradientsresultingfrom mechanical ventilation

to maintain an adequate exchange of gases(passive) is designedMechanical ventilation

THERAPYcausesMECHANICAL VENTILATION

the painoriginatingfrom mechanical ventilation

agitationresultingfrom mechanical ventilation

A variety of complicationscan resultfrom mechanical ventilation

any drugcausingMECHANICAL VENTILATION

curveto setmechanical ventilation

other drugscauseMECHANICAL VENTILATION

strainoriginatingfrom mechanical ventilation

that they could be used as better indicator for possible ventilator - induced lung injurywhen settingmechanical ventilation

a mental changepromptedmechanical ventilation

Severe hypoxia may ensueleadingto mechanical ventilation

to a tension Ptx with reduced cardiac outputcan rapidly leadto a tension Ptx with reduced cardiac output

intrathoracic pressure(passive) caused byintrathoracic pressure

in persistentresultedin persistent

During GA(passive) are influenced byDuring GA

formation of dustcausesformation of dust

to barotrauma of the lungscan leadto barotrauma of the lungs

complicationsmay causecomplications

the development of tension pneumothoraxcausedthe development of tension pneumothorax

possiblymay ... resultpossibly

in gradual decreasewill resultin gradual decrease

in gradual decrease in dependence on the ventilatorwill resultin gradual decrease in dependence on the ventilator

to increased risk of death , poor long - term functional outcomes , and markedly higher healthcare costscontributesto increased risk of death , poor long - term functional outcomes , and markedly higher healthcare costs

to more and serious complicationswould leadto more and serious complications

the damage(passive) caused bythe damage

dysfunction of the diaphragmcan causedysfunction of the diaphragm

to the development of ARDS ... i.e. , through ventilation - induced lung injury ( VILIcontributedto the development of ARDS ... i.e. , through ventilation - induced lung injury ( VILI

to an increase in RV afterloadcontributesto an increase in RV afterload

to diaphragmatic muscle fibers atrophymay leadto diaphragmatic muscle fibers atrophy

to a very rapid type of disuse atrophy involving the diaphragmatic muscle fiberscan leadto a very rapid type of disuse atrophy involving the diaphragmatic muscle fibers

acute parenchymal lung injury ( ventilator - induced lung injury , or VILIcan causeacute parenchymal lung injury ( ventilator - induced lung injury , or VILI

oxygen toxicity or acute lung injury(passive) caused byoxygen toxicity or acute lung injury

to a rapid type of disuse atrophy involving the diaphragmatic muscle fibers , which can develop within the first day of mechanical ventilationmay leadto a rapid type of disuse atrophy involving the diaphragmatic muscle fibers , which can develop within the first day of mechanical ventilation

to a rapid type of disuse atrophy involving the diaphragmatic muscle fibers , which can develop within the first day of mechanical ventilationmay leadto a rapid type of disuse atrophy involving the diaphragmatic muscle fibers , which can develop within the first day of mechanical ventilation

to an increase in RV afterload [ 52contributesto an increase in RV afterload [ 52

to a rapid type of disuse atrophy involving the diaphragmatic muscle fibers , which can develop within the first day of mechanical ventilation.[4may leadto a rapid type of disuse atrophy involving the diaphragmatic muscle fibers , which can develop within the first day of mechanical ventilation.[4

to a rapid type of disuse atrophy involving the diaphragmatic muscle fibers , which can develop within the first day of mechanical ventilation.[4may leadto a rapid type of disuse atrophy involving the diaphragmatic muscle fibers , which can develop within the first day of mechanical ventilation.[4

in ventilator - induced lung injury ( VILIcan resultin ventilator - induced lung injury ( VILI

to ventilator - induced lung injury ( VILIcan ... leadto ventilator - induced lung injury ( VILI

ventilator - induced lung injury , including barotrauma , volutrauma , and atelectraumacan causeventilator - induced lung injury , including barotrauma , volutrauma , and atelectrauma

ventilator - induced lung injurycausingventilator - induced lung injury

in ventilator induced lung injurymay resultin ventilator induced lung injury

ventilator - induced lung injurymay causeventilator - induced lung injury

ventilator - induced lung injurycausedventilator - induced lung injury

in ventilator - associated lung injury , bronchopulmonary dysplasia ( BPD ) , chronic lung disease and increased risk of infectioncan resultin ventilator - associated lung injury , bronchopulmonary dysplasia ( BPD ) , chronic lung disease and increased risk of infection

atrophic loss of muscle strength because of inactivation and ventilator - induced diaphragmatic dysfunction ( VIDDcausesatrophic loss of muscle strength because of inactivation and ventilator - induced diaphragmatic dysfunction ( VIDD

ventilator - induced lung injury increasescausingventilator - induced lung injury increases

in ventilator - associated lung injury ( VALIresultsin ventilator - associated lung injury ( VALI

ventilator - associated lung injury ( VALIcan causeventilator - associated lung injury ( VALI

in ventilator - associated lung injury , chronic lung disease and increased risk of infectioncan resultin ventilator - associated lung injury , chronic lung disease and increased risk of infection

ventilator - induced lung injury in animals and humanscausesventilator - induced lung injury in animals and humans

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