METRICS OF ARTERIAL HYPEROXIA AND ASSOCIATED OUTCOME IN CRITICAL CARE

IN NEURO CRITICAL CARE, CAPNIA CAN BE OPTIMALLY CONTROLLED USING A CLOSED-LOOP VENTILATION SYSTEM BASED ON END-TIDAL CO2 SIGNAL (INTELLIVENT-ASV®): PRELIMINARY RESULTS OF A PROSPECTIVE INTERVENTIONAL STUDY

DISSIPATED ENERGY DURING PROTECTIVE MECHANICAL VENTILATION

COUGH PEAK EXPIRATORY FLOW. ASSISTANCE AT EXTUBATION AND OUTCOMES

DIFFERENCES IN FUNCTIONAL EXERCISE CAPACITY AND PULMONARY FUNCTION TESTS BETWEEN ACUTE RESPIRATORY DISTRESS SYNDROME (ARDS) OF PULMONARY AND EXTRAPULMONARY ORIGIN

LUNG VOLUME DISTRIBUTION IN PROLONGED MECHANICAL VENTILATION PATIENTS FROM ASSIST CONTROL MODE TO SPONTANEOUS TRIAL MODE OF AUTOMATIC TUBING COMPENSATION IN ELECTRICAL IMPEDANCE TOMOGRAPHY

PRESENTING ILLNESS AND MORTALITY OUTCOMES FOR PATIENTS INTUBATED IN AN ACADEMIC EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT

SPONTANEOUS BREATHING TEST CONDUCTED WITH AND WITHOUT AUTOMATIC TUBE COMPENSATION DOES NOT DIFFER FROM A METABOLIC STANDPOINT

A NOVEL METHOD TO DETERMINE RESPIRATORY SYSTEM MECHANICS DURING ASSISTED VENTILATION

IMPACT OF INITIAL MANAGEMENT ON RESPIRATORY COMPLICATIONS IN EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT PATIENTS REQUIRING MECHANICAL VENTILATION

PROSPECTIVE EVALUATION OF A DECISION SUPPORT SYSTEM PROVIDING ADVICE ON VENTILATOR SETTINGS OF: INSPIRATORY OXYGEN, DELIVERED PRESSURE OR VOLUME, FREQUENCY AND PEEP

ASSOCIATION OF EARLY TRACHEOSTOMY WITH THE MORTALITY AND COMPLICATIONS OF ADULT PATIENTS IN INTENSIVE CARE UNIT