Patient-ventilator dyssynchrony symptoms can involve increased respiratory rate, increased airway pressure, low or elevated tidal volume, paradoxical breathing, or breath stacking.

Patients using mechanical ventilation have intensive care needs and face risks. Your care team can discuss this in detail. They can help you decide if mechanical ventilation is right for you. Cough ...

Breath-to-breath adjustments are generally small, assuming there are no major changes to input. If any of several different ventilator settings aren't meeting the patient's respiratory demands ...

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A new breath test took less than 10 minutes to screen for ventilator-associated pneumonia, or VAP, in ICU patients, according to a study published in Talanta.It typically takes more than 24 hours ...

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