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Overnight extubations linked to increased in-hospital and ICU mortality

2minutemedicine.com September 21, 2016

In a retrospective cohort study of patients receiving mechanical ventilation in an ICU who underwent overnight extubations, there was an increase in ICU and hospital mortality compared with patient extubated during the daytime.

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