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Indications of non-invasive ventilation in intensive care: a practical approach by Matthias Leist, MD Mechanical ventilation with an endotracheal tube or via tracheostomy has become a major component of intensive care. However, unavoidable drawbacks related to the invasive character of this treatment have been observed, including ventilator-associated pneumonia (VAP). More... |
 Weaning With Indirect Calorimetry by Chris L. Harris RRCP, RRT Obtaining metabolic measurements by Indirect Calorimetry for determining oxygen consumption (VO2) and carbon dioxide production (VCO2) has increased in popularity among clinicians since the early 1980’s. More... |
 New Trends in Oxygen Delivery, Consumption and Debt Assessment: Global and Regional Indices by Jan Headley, RN, BS The concept of optimizing oxygen delivery to meet oxygen demand is not new to the critical care arena. More... |
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Demand myocardial ischemia develops in patients with conditions that greatly increase the demand for cardiac output or perfusion when myocardial supply may be marginal or inadequate. More...
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