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The Importance of Weaning for Successful Treatment of Respiratory Failureing from mechanical ventilation must be conducted in a?timely manner because invasive, prolonged mechanical ventilation can be a?significant hazard with a?negative influence on the weaning process. Interestingly, the process of weaning from mechanical ventilation represents approximately 40–50?% of

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Protective Lung Ventilation During General Anesthesia: Is There Any Evidence?itive end-expiratory pressure (PEEP) can promote ventilator-induced lung injury (VILI), thus increasing morbidity and mortality?[1]. An open lung strategy, combining the use of low V. with adequate PEEP levels and recruitment maneuvers, has thus been recommended in ARDS patients?[2–4]. In patients w

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Dynamics of Regional Lung Inflammation: New Questions and Answers Using PETus?[1] and described the body’s acute reaction following a?traumatic event, such as a?microscopic tear of a?ligament or muscle. His original wording: “.” (true signs of inflammation are four: redness and swelling with heat and pain) still holds. Disturbance of function (.) is the legendary fifth car

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Alexander Y. Nikiforov,Alexander I. Chumakov2, 3]. Here, we review the biology of fever, the significance of the febrile response in animals and humans, and the current evidence-base regarding the utility of treating fever in intensive care patients with infectious diseases.

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