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cord-035326-qjp37j7x	Sryma, P.B.	Reinventing the Wheel in ARDS: Awake Proning in COVID-19	2020-11-11		.txt	text/plain	2390	143	47	7 Though this may be due to confounding by the severity of illness leading to a more complicated course in intubated patients, it is possible that ventilator-induced lung injury and hemodynamic effects of ventilation played a role and may argue for the judicious use of non-invasive respiratory support in COVID-19. In case of any respiratory distress ROX index of ≤2.85 at 2 h, and ≤3.47 at 6 h may suggest poor response and should prompt escalation of care In case of sustained improvement in saturation to more than 93% in room air after 2 h of stopping prone positioning pattern may suggest an added advantage of PP in COVID-19 ARDS patients. Most recently, awake proning in 50 patients of COVID-19 hypoxemic respiratory failure in the emergency department resulted in significant improvement in saturation from 84% to 94% at the same concentration of inspired oxygen, and 64% patients improved avoiding intubation.	./cache/cord-035326-qjp37j7x.txt	./txt/cord-035326-qjp37j7x.txt