RT @DrPatrickRoss: 409 kids objectively measured with esophageal manometry. https://t.co/nmjw6bdFWZ Conclusions: Regardless of endotracheal…
409 kids objectively measured with esophageal manometry. https://t.co/nmjw6bdFWZ Conclusions: Regardless of endotracheal tube size, pressure support during extubation readiness tests significantly underestimates post-extubation effort of breathing. https:/
@rowwiz Great question - I think any discussion on ERT settings should include these papers @RobyKhemaniMD @Martin_Kneyber https://t.co/FlCDY0DeMw & https://t.co/6nLi4937fB Resistance is determined by flow, most situations don't need PS added to overc
@PulmCrit @iBookCC Links: https://t.co/6nLi4937fB https://t.co/2rKmHWB83y Having said that 5/5 seems reasonable to try to extubate as many patients as possible, and we don't extubate to RA often. Better to get ETT out as soon as possible d/t all the compl
RT @DrRobGuglielmo: Some sunday morning extubation readiness reading for you: "See ya later, ventilator!" "After a while, CPAP trial!" #P…
RT @DrRobGuglielmo: Some sunday morning extubation readiness reading for you: "See ya later, ventilator!" "After a while, CPAP trial!" #P…
RT @DrRobGuglielmo: Some sunday morning extubation readiness reading for you: "See ya later, ventilator!" "After a while, CPAP trial!" #P…
RT @DrRobGuglielmo: Some sunday morning extubation readiness reading for you: "See ya later, ventilator!" "After a while, CPAP trial!" #P…
RT @brownam130: “See ya later, ventilator!" "After a while, CPAP trial!" #PedsICU https://t.co/rYeEk6uuk6
“See ya later, ventilator!" "After a while, CPAP trial!" #PedsICU
RT @DrRobGuglielmo: Some sunday morning extubation readiness reading for you: "See ya later, ventilator!" "After a while, CPAP trial!" #P…
Some sunday morning extubation readiness reading for you: "See ya later, ventilator!" "After a while, CPAP trial!" #PedsICU #PedsCICU @CHLA_PCCM @RobyKhemaniMD https://t.co/RABElid83A
@leejanhau @PedsICU_tweets Few references related to the topic https://t.co/d6HtSCBG53 https://t.co/UGrQqk47Bx https://t.co/rFasVhpy5m https://t.co/eMU91gdtNi https://t.co/ppgk86rzYC https://t.co/c2ofASR8tX @RobyKhemaniMD @Martin_Kneyber
@abusultaneh @RobyKhemaniMD During acute phase you want to provide whatever PS the kid needs to have spontaneous PS breaths that match their needs. I titrate PS to WOB and TV. For example, an asthmatic may need a very generous PS. The no PS in SBT is diffe
@kdnaidoo @RobyKhemaniMD Adding PS can overestimate the child’s ability to separate from MV. The concept of “breathing through a straw” has been proven wrong, as resistance in the ETT with physiologic air flow is way lower than the resporatory system’s. Gr
@hussaminany @PedsICUPoll The “breathing through a straw” concept came from experiments using lung models with supraphysiologic flows. The actual clinical evidence totally debunks it: https://t.co/LFdcN2prte
RT @PECCAfrica: 1) subtract half a size from the old-school “age/4 + 4” formula or use this @PCOME4 card 2) watch cuff pressures 3) consi…
RT @PECCAfrica: 1) subtract half a size from the old-school “age/4 + 4” formula or use this @PCOME4 card 2) watch cuff pressures 3) consi…
RT @PECCAfrica: 1) subtract half a size from the old-school “age/4 + 4” formula or use this @PCOME4 card 2) watch cuff pressures 3) consi…
1) subtract half a size from the old-school “age/4 + 4” formula or use this @PCOME4 card 2) watch cuff pressures 3) consider the increased resistance 4) don’t extubate from pressure support https://t.co/7k4iUSNH8Z [Thanks for the share @abusultaneh] ht
Make sure you look at the article by @RobyKhemaniMD et al regarding PS and ETT size https://t.co/eMU91gdtNi https://t.co/i4bPHLhL5g
RT @BrandenEngorn: @tmtx15 @SapnaKmd @SCCM Did you mean SBT? #PedsICU #CCC48 https://t.co/kXMoy8NWl7
RT @BrandenEngorn: @tmtx15 @SapnaKmd @SCCM Did you mean SBT? #PedsICU #CCC48 https://t.co/kXMoy8NWl7
RT @Julitasimon: @KlgiaRespCrit @SMHcriticalcare @SMHCoEMV Te quedó claro?! Jajajaja. Aporte pediátrico, siempre tubo en t. En tubos menore…
RT @Julitasimon: @KlgiaRespCrit @SMHcriticalcare @SMHCoEMV Te quedó claro?! Jajajaja. Aporte pediátrico, siempre tubo en t. En tubos menore…
@KlgiaRespCrit @SMHcriticalcare @SMHCoEMV Te quedó claro?! Jajajaja. Aporte pediátrico, siempre tubo en t. En tubos menores de 3.5 o tapizados los ponemos en CPAP sólo. https://t.co/N59nSg394t https://t.co/hty65qfXij