New Guidelines for Discontinuing Mechanical Ventilation in the ICU

infectioncontroltoday.com October 26, 2016

Mechanical Ventilation

The goal of the guidelines is to help physicians and other healthcare professionals determine when patients with acute respiratory failure can breathe on their own and to provide clinical advice that may increase the chances for successful extubation.

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