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Weaning from Mechanical Ventilationa) vital capacity > 4–5 ml/kg, (b) inspiratory force > 10 cm H.O, . (d) positive end-expiratory pressure requirement < 10 cm H.O, (e) stable cardiovascular system, (f) chest-wall flailing not severe, and (g) close supervision by experienced physicians.

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Diagnosis and Treatment of Acute Pulmonary Thromboembolism and Fat Embolities, pelvis, right atrial appendage, or a malignant organ. The venous disease and/or stasis as seen with congestive failure, infectious diseases, malignancies, blood dyscrasias, toxic agents, and convalescent periods for surgical procedures, childbirth, or fracture, may predispose to venous thrombi and potential pulmonary emboli.

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Theorien als Strukturen: II. , Paradigmen,ndary (postresuscitative) cerebral changes that can be either ameliorated or prevented. With the use of titrated therapy aimed at restoring cerebral homeostasis, the chance for neuronal recovery may be enhanced [65]. The present chapter summarizes information on cerebral pathophysiology and some current therapeutic recommendations.