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quadgram	frequency
compliance with ethics regulations	238
no conflict of interest	170
acute respiratory distress syndrome	145
the aim of this	140
of this study was	132
this study was to	128
in critically ill patients	118
aim of this study	116
the intensive care unit	116
chronic obstructive pulmonary disease	100
during the study period	84
in the intensive care	81
admitted to the icu	80
patients with acute respiratory	79
critically ill patients with	77
continuous positive airway pressure	73
in patients with acute	72
severe acute respiratory syndrome	72
the use of niv	72
in intensive care unit	69
at the end of	66
with acute respiratory failure	64
of critically ill patients	62
were included in the	59
at the time of	59
acute hypoxemic respiratory failure	58
between the two groups	57
a total of patients	56
to national or international	54
national or international congresses	54
invitation to national or	54
patients admitted to the	53
in patients with severe	52
duration of mechanical ventilation	51
systematic review and meta	49
was associated with a	48
in intensive care units	48
included in the study	48
noninvasive positive pressure ventilation	45
for the management of	44
the end of the	43
acute respiratory failure in	43
influenza a h n	42
patients with septic shock	42
of acute respiratory failure	42
the aim of our	41
of chronic obstructive pulmonary	41
ventilation in patients with	40
is associated with a	40
length of stay in	40
icu length of stay	38
of this study is	38
a systematic review and	38
was to evaluate the	38
for acute respiratory failure	38
as well as the	37
study was to evaluate	37
this study is to	37
has been shown to	37
of our study was	36
the use of a	36
with acute respiratory distress	36
in the niv group	35
over a period of	35
the mean age was	35
aim of our study	35
our study was to	34
to the intensive care	34
was to assess the	34
an increased risk of	33
there was no difference	33
study was to assess	32
in acute respiratory failure	32
respiratory failure due to	32
patients undergoing thoracic surgery	32
research support scientific studies	31
hospital length of stay	31
positive pressure ventilation in	31
study was to describe	31
in the treatment of	31
was significantly higher in	30
a randomized clinical trial	30
of patients admitted to	30
on the other hand	30
pediatric intensive care unit	30
niv in patients with	29
in the management of	29
middle east respiratory syndrome	29
length of stay was	29
in the absence of	28
the purpose of this	28
the objective of this	28
between january and december	28
studies are needed to	28
were admitted to the	28
and is associated with	27
medical intensive care unit	27
there was no significant	27
in the control group	27
was not associated with	27
of severe acute respiratory	26
and the use of	26
a randomized controlled trial	26
from january to december	26
length of icu stay	26
intensive care unit of	25
of noninvasive positive pressure	25
is one of the	25
the aim of the	25
during the first h	25
was to determine the	24
in patients with septic	24
in the hfnc group	24
was to describe the	24
patients were included in	24
was no significant difference	24
associated with an increased	24
purpose of this study	24
license to display the	23
annals of intensive care	23
in of the cases	23
to display the preprint	23
length of stay and	23
a license to display	23
a is the author	23
the leading cause of	23
the copyright holder for	23
international license it is	23
copyright holder for this	23
available under a is	23
is the author funder	23
display the preprint in	23
under a is the	23
granted medrxiv a license	23
use of niv in	23
license it is made	23
recommend the use of	23
is made available under	23
who has granted medrxiv	23
medrxiv a license to	23
we conducted a prospective	23
made available under a	23
it is made available	23
the preprint in perpetuity	23
treatment of acute respiratory	23
has granted medrxiv a	23
objective of this study	23
a period of years	22
in patients with obesity	22
all patients admitted to	22
a significant increase in	22
flow nasal cannula oxygen	22
with the occurrence of	22
admitted to the intensive	22
exacerbations of chronic obstructive	22
intubation and mechanical ventilation	22
in patients with covid	22
u r n a	21
r o o f	21
an intensive care unit	21
a l p r	21
high flow nasal cannula	21
r n a l	21
associated with the occurrence	21
n a l p	21
p r o o	21
l p r e	21
j o u r	21
o u r n	21
in the context of	21
a prospective observational study	21
patients were admitted to	21
in the presence of	21
total of patients were	20
was defined as a	20
nasal cannula oxygen therapy	20
fair strength of recommendation	20
a period of months	20
with acute hypoxemic respiratory	20
we conducted a retrospective	20
in severe acute respiratory	20
group than in the	20
no significant difference between	20
the severity of the	20
patients with influenza a	20
to be associated with	20
study was to determine	20
further studies are needed	19
in patients with ards	19
in patients undergoing thoracic	19
risk factors associated with	19
of the patients were	19
as part of a	19
on the use of	19
the number of patients	19
our intensive care unit	19
significant difference between the	19
simplified acute physiology score	19
noninvasive ventilation for acute	19
in acute hypoxemic respiratory	19
patients with and without	19
of randomized controlled trials	19
admission to the icu	19
ventilation in acute respiratory	19
the first days of	19
of stay in icu	18
of the patients who	18
the primary outcome was	18
patients admitted in icu	18
ventilation in critically ill	18
the first h of	18
in the two groups	18
between survivors and non	18
was significantly associated with	18
at high risk of	18
was defined as the	18
the treatment of acute	18
acute exacerbation of copd	18
a high risk of	18
was approved by the	18
and hospital length of	18
mortality in patients with	18
the mortality rate was	18
sequential organ failure assessment	18
study was approved by	18
of niv in patients	18
was no difference in	18
for the use of	17
associated with a high	17
within the first h	17
in an intensive care	17
associated with a higher	17
this is a retrospective	17
exhaled air dispersion during	17
significantly higher in the	17
the area under the	17
associated with increased mortality	17
pressure ventilation in the	17
there were no significant	17
respiratory failure in severe	17
physiology and chronic health	17
patients with severe sepsis	17
and chronic health evaluation	17
of the patients had	17
acute physiology and chronic	17
of the study was	17
in the united states	17
of noninvasive ventilation in	17
there was a significant	17
characteristics and outcomes of	17
of our study is	17
no significant difference in	17
been shown to be	17
failure in severe acute	17
in the emergency department	17
risk of extubation failure	16
study was to investigate	16
patients admitted to icu	16
was independently associated with	16
part of a multimodal	16
with a mean age	16
was significantly lower in	16
in the first h	16
reduce the risk of	16
patients with severe acute	16
with the use of	16
included in the analysis	16
ventilation in the treatment	16
good strength of recommendation	16
average length of stay	16
in patients treated with	16
aimed to assess the	16
our study is to	16
outcomes of critically ill	16
invasive positive pressure ventilation	16
critically ill medical patients	16
ventilation for acute respiratory	16
patients with acute hypoxemic	16
the presence of a	16
which was not certified	15
not certified by peer	15
divided into two groups	15
the mean duration of	15
difference between the two	15
study was to compare	15
study was conducted in	15
certified by peer review	15
in of cases and	15
was not certified by	15
for the treatment of	15
patients included in the	15
on the basis of	15
this version posted november	15
was associated with an	15
factors associated with mortality	15
of mechanical ventilation in	15
a mean age of	15
to assess the impact	15
was higher in the	15
with an increased risk	15
in the critically ill	15
objective of our study	15
and invasive mechanical ventilation	15
for this this version	15
this this version posted	15
in our intensive care	15
morbidity and mortality in	15
holder for this this	15
efficacy and safety of	15
failure in patients with	14
the use of hfnc	14
it is important to	14
median length of stay	14
admitted in the icu	14
that the use of	14
of intensive care medicine	14
a risk factor for	14
high morbidity and mortality	14
is associated with increased	14
admitted to intensive care	14
one of the most	14
were associated with a	14
of patients infected with	14
preprint the copyright holder	14
in of the patients	14
patients admitted to a	14
use of mechanical ventilation	14
in the case of	14
before and after the	14
we performed a retrospective	14
nasal cannula in acute	14
is the leading cause	14
quality of evidence for	14
society of intensive care	14
in the number of	14
care unit of the	14
cannula in acute hypoxemic	14
of niv and imv	14
the objective of our	14
post hoc analysis of	14
independent risk factors for	14
in patients with a	14
fraction of inspired oxygen	14
acute cardiogenic pulmonary edema	14
identify factors associated with	14
was not different between	14
patients who did not	14
a median age of	14
we aimed to assess	14
the study was to	14
analysis of randomized controlled	14
aim of the study	14
at the same time	14
test was used to	13
no significant differences in	13
we recommend the use	13
a retrospective cohort study	13
during the first days	13
sepsis and septic shock	13
associated with a significant	13
were more likely to	13
patients admitted to our	13
with moderate to severe	13
is to describe the	13
over the study period	13
effectiveness of noninvasive positive	13
of the university hospital	13
evaluate the impact of	13
in critically ill children	13
factors associated with the	13
the primary endpoint was	13
used in patients with	13
and the need for	13
patients admitted in the	13
for more than h	13
mortality in critically ill	13
associated with poor outcome	13
was to compare the	13
of the present study	13
the prognostic value of	13
in the icu and	13
a post hoc analysis	13
the average length of	13
and outcomes of critically	13
aim of this work	13
acute hypercapnic respiratory failure	13
mechanical ventilation in patients	13
the impact of the	13
in mechanically ventilated patients	13
with hypoxemic respiratory failure	12
through nasal cannula in	12
were significantly higher in	12
in the setting of	12
associated with a lower	12
for the prevention of	12
the use of mechanical	12
of acute respiratory distress	12
positive airway pressure in	12
was observed in patients	12
critically ill cancer patients	12
the factors associated with	12
is a retrospective study	12
for critically ill patients	12
of stay was days	12
stay in icu was	12
half of the patients	12
in the icu of	12
within the first days	12
of patients with acute	12
was to investigate the	12
flow oxygen through nasal	12
need for mechanical ventilation	12
oxygen through nasal cannula	12
guidelines for the management	12
poor strength of recommendation	12
the incidence of vap	12
this is the first	12
is the most common	12
associated with hospital mortality	12
we suggest considering the	12
none of the patients	12
exacerbation of chronic obstructive	12
the average age of	12
the average age was	12
renal replacement therapy and	12
all patients admitted for	12
suggest considering the use	12
the intensive care units	12
a systematic review of	12
during the icu stay	12
f and hev f	12
compared to standard oxygen	12
of patients with severe	12
is to evaluate the	12
univariate and multivariate analysis	12
considering the use of	12
in septic shock patients	12
of mechanical ventilation was	12
are shown in table	12
the length of stay	12
severe traumatic brain injury	12
included in this study	12
patients treated with niv	12
to evaluate the impact	12
in pediatric intensive care	12
niv f and hev	12
to identify factors associated	12
and acute respiratory failure	12
bilevel positive airway pressure	12
higher in patients with	12
between d and d	12
acute respiratory failure noninvasive	12
icu and hospital mortality	12
of the patients with	12
study is to describe	12
in the operating room	12
in the use of	12
for the first time	12
the evolution of the	12
of hfnc or niv	11
at the beginning of	11
effect of noninvasive ventilation	11
estimate rated down by	11
including all patients admitted	11
in patients with chronic	11
was the most common	11
group and in the	11
to readmission or death	11
to assess the prognostic	11
an independent predictor of	11
management of critically ill	11
for at least h	11
in the group of	11
to determine the incidence	11
patients with hypoxemic respiratory	11
time to readmission or	11
sepsis or septic shock	11
of patients in the	11
and to assess the	11
acute respiratory failure due	11
data are expressed as	11
an increase in the	11
was assessed by the	11
the first h after	11
in acute respiratory distress	11
it has been shown	11
a significant reduction in	11
of patients with a	11
moderate to severe ards	11
primary objective was to	11
the need for invasive	11
noninvasive ventilation in critically	11
who were admitted to	11
with a high mortality	11
the majority of patients	11
chronic health evaluation ii	11
were significantly associated with	11
assess the impact of	11
ill patients with influenza	11
studies have shown that	11
high risk of extubation	11
the median age was	11
we do not recommend	11
diagnosis and treatment of	11
acute exacerbations of chronic	11
has been associated with	11
admitted to our icu	11
to predict fluid responsiveness	11
we aimed to evaluate	11
intensive care unit in	11
by the recombinant baculoviruses	11
expressed by the recombinant	11
acute lung injury and	11
patients with novel coronavirus	11
a retrospective analysis of	11
use of noninvasive ventilation	11
infants with severe bronchiolitis	11
and length of stay	11
the beginning of the	11
mean age was years	11
in addition to the	11
intubation in patients with	11
number of patients with	11
partial pressure of oxygen	11
the world health organization	11
patients in intensive care	11
our aim was to	11
area under the roc	11
the first episode of	11
were found to be	11
objective was to assess	11
are needed to confirm	11
respiratory failure in patients	11
noninvasive ventilation in acute	11
the median duration of	11
the incidence rate of	11
was found to be	11
anesthesia and intensive care	11
a higher rate of	11
may be associated with	11
critically ill patients in	11
length of hospital stay	11
patients with hematologic malignancies	11
secondary objective was to	11
with a median age	11
of the niv f	11
of the respiratory system	11
intensive care unit for	10
were not associated with	10
to the development of	10
in order to determine	10
increase the risk of	10
of renal replacement therapy	10
was no difference between	10
clinical features of patients	10
in icu patients with	10
consent was obtained from	10
study is to assess	10
aimed to evaluate the	10
under the roc curve	10
remains neutral with regard	10
the acute respiratory distress	10
immunized with inactivated niv	10
these results suggest that	10
two groups were compared	10
and outcomes of patients	10
the management of acute	10
died in the icu	10
was observed in of	10
the european society of	10
regard to jurisdictional claims	10
the occurrence of a	10
hospitalized patients with novel	10
published maps and institutional	10
significantly associated with the	10
aim of the present	10
data are presented as	10
we performed a prospective	10
and acute respiratory distress	10
of morbidity and mortality	10
comparison with standard oxygen	10
in the intervention group	10
did not differ between	10
with regard to jurisdictional	10
in published maps and	10
study aimed to assess	10
neutral with regard to	10
springer nature remains neutral	10
patients at high risk	10
stay in the icu	10
in this study was	10
nature remains neutral with	10
is associated with an	10
the patients included in	10
com annals of intensive	10
g and f protein	10
no difference between the	10
in the present study	10
a retrospective study of	10
in the icu was	10
the ability of the	10
the respiratory variations of	10
in patients admitted to	10
informed consent was obtained	10
management of patients with	10
to the emergency department	10
the middle east respiratory	10
of critically ill adults	10
partial pressure of arterial	10
in comparison with standard	10
a higher mortality rate	10
are presented as median	10
patients with respiratory failure	10
the mean age of	10
the patients who had	10
associated with a poor	10
ill patients with sars	10
for a period of	10
admitted in intensive care	10
length of stay of	10
and risk factors for	10
fr annals of intensive	10
to jurisdictional claims in	10
the median length of	10
among the patients with	10
acute respiratory failure and	10
little is known about	10
of the study and	10
in chronic obstructive pulmonary	10
patients and methods this	10
associated with high mortality	10
of this work was	10
the results of the	10
our objective was to	10
maps and institutional affiliations	10
were included in this	10
study was performed in	10
of this work is	10
the duration of mechanical	10
is to assess the	10
on the day of	10
of influenza a h	10
claims in published maps	10
with a high risk	10
were randomly assigned to	10
between patients with and	10
the accuracy of the	10
statistical analysis was performed	10
increased risk of death	10
noninvasive ventilation in patients	10
the course of the	10
especially in patients with	10
jurisdictional claims in published	10
analysis was performed using	10
the university hospital of	10
positive end expiratory pressure	10
were not significantly different	10
patients under mechanical ventilation	10
with influenza a h	10
this work is to	10
noninvasive mechanical ventilation in	9
to reduce the risk	9
icu and hospital length	9
to the severity of	9
east respiratory syndrome coronavirus	9
a pao fio ratio	9
in accordance with the	9
data were collected from	9
results during the study	9
intensive care unit and	9
course and outcomes of	9
for acute hypoxemic respiratory	9
critically ill adults with	9
ats clinical practice guidelines	9
primary outcome was the	9
was carried out by	9
may be related to	9
a significant decrease in	9
patients were treated with	9
mortality was higher in	9
the need for intubation	9
patients with the middle	9
and negative predictive value	9
among the patients included	9
at icu admission was	9
for more than days	9
the two groups were	9
for the diagnosis of	9
outside the intensive care	9
assess the prognostic value	9
rated down by one	9
seems to be a	9
median age was years	9
two groups according to	9
acute physiology score ii	9
in patients with copd	9
acute hypoxic respiratory failure	9
at high risk for	9
the management of critically	9
of stay in the	9
and intensive care unit	9
surgical intensive care unit	9
our results suggest that	9
of intensive care unit	9
to describe the clinical	9
flow nasal cannula therapy	9
with acute lung injury	9
ers ats clinical practice	9
of patients treated with	9
in copd patients with	9
study was to identify	9
in morbidly obese patients	9
adult patients with severe	9
of mechanical ventilation and	9
similar in the two	9
secondary objectives were to	9
has been shown that	9
rabbits immunized with inactivated	9
on the management of	9
with the diagnosis of	9
official ers ats clinical	9
associated with high morbidity	9
first episode of acute	9
study is to evaluate	9
conducted a retrospective study	9
the quality of evidence	9
by one level for	9
the use of noninvasive	9
with an increase in	9
a h n virus	9
this work was to	9
during the h n	9
enhanced recovery after surgery	9
are at high risk	9
as compared to the	9
severe acute respiratory distress	9
the time of the	9
more likely to be	9
be considered as a	9
from rabbits immunized with	9
leading cause of death	9
and the occurrence of	9
clinical and biological data	9
it should be noted	9
groups according to the	9
there is no evidence	9
is associated with poor	9
with the middle east	9
not significantly different between	9
a higher risk of	9
with severe acute respiratory	9
chronic obstructive lung disease	9
of prone positioning in	9
in thoracic surgery patients	9
intubation and invasive ventilation	9
white blood cell count	9
is associated with high	9
median age of years	9
it was a prospective	9
can be used to	9
should be taken into	9
be taken into account	9
transmission of severe acute	9
the characteristics of the	9
median sofa score at	9
in patients undergoing major	9
to intensive care unit	9
it is a retrospective	9
down by one level	9
this was a retrospective	9
a sex ratio of	9
this is a prospective	9
there were no differences	9
in the prehospital setting	9
of failure of noninvasive	9
of the study is	9
with standard oxygen therapy	9
a major cause of	9
to the use of	9
study of patients admitted	9
and renal replacement therapy	9
were no significant differences	9
may be useful in	9
was defined according to	9
serum from rabbits immunized	9
in critically ill medical	9
not different between groups	9
patients with chronic obstructive	9
we did not find	9
area under the receiver	9
between hfnc and niv	9
guidelines on the management	9
respiratory variations of the	9
during the period of	9
clinical course and outcomes	9
in this study we	9
and to evaluate the	9
the main reason for	9
the need for mechanical	9
risk infections and mass	8
the results of this	8
associated with icu mortality	8
we aimed to describe	8
be explained by the	8
analysis was performed to	8
period of the study	8
neurally adjusted ventilatory assist	8
in the acute phase	8
for this preprint this	8
rd esicm annual congress	8
did not find any	8
admitted to the picu	8
at h and h	8
this version posted august	8
patients who had a	8
of hospitalized patients with	8
critically ill patients is	8
used to assess the	8
independently associated with mortality	8
the medical intensive care	8
at higher risk of	8
use in patients with	8
h n influenza in	8
ill patients with the	8
the implementation of a	8
by the use of	8
risk of transmission of	8
pediatric intensive care units	8
our work is to	8
retrospective study in a	8
is shown in fig	8
predictors of failure of	8
of the patient and	8
this study was approved	8
the risk factors of	8
for hypercapnic respiratory failure	8
the clinical characteristics and	8
of invasive mechanical ventilation	8
a common cause of	8
multivariate logistic regression analysis	8
the position of the	8
patients hospitalized in the	8
the patients who used	8
during the last decade	8
and the risk of	8
and approved the final	8
associated with an increase	8
significantly different between the	8
with a significant reduction	8
was associated with increased	8
there was a trend	8
among patients hospitalized with	8
in the last years	8
patients with acute lung	8
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the end of sbt	8
of patients admitted in	8
in the course of	8
mortality was significantly higher	8
approved the final manuscript	8
who had ohca due	8
of our work is	8
episode of acute rf	8
in patients with ahrf	8
the diagnosis and treatment	8
to critically ill patients	8
the study was approved	8
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this study aimed to	8
the quality of care	8
arterial blood gas analysis	8
for acute respiratory distress	8
data were analyzed using	8
correlation was found between	8
was used as a	8
present study was to	8
in patients undergoing lung	8
had at least one	8
this study was conducted	8
admitted to icu for	8
a high mortality rate	8
of the critically ill	8
from to cmh o	8
prognosis of patients with	8
preprint this version posted	8
difference between the groups	8
patients with severe ards	8
niv was associated with	8
cardiac arrest related to	8
patients with obesity are	8
patients were randomized to	8
was obtained from all	8
admitted in icu for	8
mean length of stay	8
in a medical icu	8
note springer nature remains	8
the sex ratio was	8
conducted a prospective observational	8
patients with hematological malignancies	8
short and long term	8
as a result of	8
one of the following	8
has been reported to	8
the present study was	8
associated with a better	8
respiratory failure resulting from	8
flow nasal cannula in	8
a high rate of	8
in the prone position	8
support the use of	8
admitted to the hospital	8
the hfnc group was	8
of stay and mortality	8
stay in intensive care	8
defined according to the	8
throughout the study period	8
associated with niv failure	8
and to determine the	8
are expressed as mean	8
a retrospective observational study	8
the medical icu of	8
arterial partial pressure of	8
the prognosis of patients	8
treat acute respiratory failure	8
in children with severe	8
significantly higher in patients	8
endotracheal intubation and mechanical	8
sofa score at admission	8
should be noted that	8
suggest the use of	8
demographic and clinical data	8
patients requiring mechanical ventilation	8
to identify risk factors	8
was higher than in	8
are more likely to	8
a high level of	8
for invasive mechanical ventilation	8
that they have no	8
characteristics of coronavirus disease	8
is based on a	8
infection in patients with	8
the main cause of	8
been shown to improve	8
had ohca due to	8
declare that they have	8
acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus	8
in the pathogenesis of	8
the critically ill patient	8
the primary objective was	8
patients were divided into	8
objective of the study	8
over a year period	8
patients with severe respiratory	8
f and g proteins	8
with ahrf secondary to	8
patients admitted to intensive	8
children with severe bronchiolitis	8
respiratory failure noninvasive ventilation	8
patients hospitalized in icu	8
the patient with obesity	8
was carried out using	8
to describe the epidemiological	8
to the icu and	8
the nature of the	8
in order to reduce	8
the routine use of	8
this preprint this version	8
invasive ventilation in patients	8
the quality of the	8
was associated with significantly	8
we suggest the use	8
apache ii score was	8
holder for this preprint	8
with chronic obstructive pulmonary	8
for mechanical ventilation in	8
clinical characteristics of coronavirus	8
significantly associated with mortality	8
small number of patients	8
the duration of the	8
in the first days	8
was the most frequent	8
in moderate to severe	8
of stay in intensive	7
a significant difference between	7
patients admitted in our	7
for patients with covid	7
with a risk of	7
undergoing major thoracic surgery	7
burn intensive care unit	7
hospital mortality rate was	7
novel coronavirus in wuhan	7
for disease control and	7
patients receiving mechanical ventilation	7
in patients who received	7
average age was years	7
the correlation between the	7
the patients who were	7
clinical pulmonary infection score	7
characteristics of hospitalized patients	7
influenza and or rsv	7
invasive ventilation in acute	7
a trial of niv	7
at admission to the	7
various respiratory support methods	7
patients in the intensive	7
endotracheal intubation in patients	7
of the use of	7
independent risk factor for	7
disease control and prevention	7
were no differences in	7
of a university hospital	7
with at least one	7
not different between the	7
the relationship between the	7
to reach the target	7
the median sagittal plane	7
did not show any	7
admission in intensive care	7
under the receiver operating	7
patients at risk of	7
and mass casualty events	7
patients with ahrf secondary	7
to evaluate the incidence	7
as the need for	7
to an increase in	7
pressure ventilation in patients	7
proportion of patients with	7
the treatment of severe	7
regarding the use of	7
severe acute respiratory failure	7
as well as a	7
serum from mice immunized	7
with a sex ratio	7
unit of the university	7
were randomized to receive	7
in the acute care	7
this prospective observational study	7
with novel coronavirus in	7
the use of intravenous	7
is a common cause	7
was to identify factors	7
clinical characteristics of hospitalized	7
was a retrospective study	7
of coronavirus disease in	7
need for endotracheal intubation	7
of acute kidney injury	7
use of vasoactive drugs	7
critically ill cirrhotic patients	7
failure was defined as	7
pressure support ventilation in	7
of patients with covid	7
ill patients with covid	7
of various respiratory support	7
we included all patients	7
and or rsv infections	7
was associated with the	7
cardiogenic pulmonary edema and	7
features of patients infected	7
predictive factors of mortality	7
hoc analysis of the	7
the period of the	7
niv was used in	7
injury and acute respiratory	7
the importance of the	7
patients at risk for	7
the use of an	7
is associated with higher	7
similar in both groups	7
cochrane systematic review and	7
critically ill patients and	7
a randomised controlled trial	7
b and h b	7
respiratory failure caused by	7
noninvasive ventilation in high	7
patients who had ohca	7
to reduce postoperative pain	7
the need for endotracheal	7
infections and mass casualty	7
in the group with	7
hospital anxiety and depression	7
in the study design	7
mass casualty events doi	7
with an incidence of	7
was used in of	7
from january to july	7
of the patients in	7
flow nasal cannula vs	7
outcome in critically ill	7
and biological data were	7
one level for serious	7
patients undergoing cardiac surgery	7
study is to determine	7
reduce the incidence of	7
use of noninvasive positive	7
of endotracheal intubation in	7
the need for a	7
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appears to be a	7
our study aimed to	7
effect of postextubation high	7
were analyzed using a	7
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years from january to	7
weaning induced pulmonary edema	7
in patients with influenza	7
f in the prefusion	7
the time of admission	7
flow of l min	7
patients with h n	7
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hfnc or niv in	7
there is a lack	7
patients were admitted in	7
first days of icu	7
hypoxemic acute respiratory failure	7
with septic shock were	7
h n infl uenza	7
authors declare that they	7
an independent risk factor	7
the first days after	7
to the occurrence of	7
for the prediction of	7
up to l min	7
ventilation in copd patients	7
the acute phase of	7
during application of niv	7
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of the patients was	7
with acute brain injury	7
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in patients with mild	7
ill adults with coronavirus	7
is likely to be	7
the morbidity and mortality	7
noninvasive ventilation for patients	7
significantly lower in the	7
in of patients with	7
of our patients had	7
was lower than that	7
on the rate of	7
patients undergoing major thoracic	7
compared to patients with	7
of patients had a	7
from mice immunized with	7
critically ill adult patients	7
quality of life and	7
was to study the	7
and mean arterial pressure	7
higher than in the	7
in the imv group	7
therapy in patients with	7
the primary end point	7
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duration of antibiotic therapy	7
in patients with arf	7
factors independently associated with	7
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study was to analyze	7
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dispersion during application of	7
analyses were performed using	7
intensive care units of	7
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part of the study	7
of postoperative pulmonary complications	7
saps ii and sofa	7
the length of icu	7
patients infected with novel	7
the first day of	7
of the patients presenting	7
return of spontaneous circulation	7
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risk of bias in	7
recombinant partial niv f	7
study was carried out	7
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the patients with a	7
were the most common	7
quality of glyceamic control	7
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the study is to	7
the epidemiological characteristics of	7
the choice of the	7
a prospective cohort study	7
during noninvasive ventilation via	7
the predictive factors of	7
use of niv or	7
patients and methods it	7
with high morbidity and	7
the pediatric intensive care	7
be related to the	7
coronavirus disease in china	7
be aware of the	7
score at icu admission	7
order to determine the	7
and hospital mortality were	7
weaning from mechanical ventilation	7
all consecutive patients admitted	7
is known about the	7
use of niv and	7
management of acute respiratory	7
all the patients who	7
patients and is associated	7
adults with coronavirus disease	7
and limits of agreement	7
patients older than years	7
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ventilation for patients with	7
included in our study	7
a review of the	7
direct and indirect estimates	7
the total number of	7
infected with novel coronavirus	7
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patients who failed niv	7
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invasive ventilation for acute	7
pao fio ratio was	7
the work of breathing	7
a mean duration of	7
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was performed in the	7
admission to the intensive	7
in immunocompromised patients with	7
can be used in	7
between january and june	6
in intensive care patients	6
assess air and particle	6
was considered statistically significant	6
in this retrospective study	6
patients who used hfnc	6
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patients with a high	6
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treatment of patients with	6
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evaluate the incidence of	6
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median and interquartile range	6
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patients with severe cap	6
retrospective study of cases	6
patients were classified as	6
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and quality of life	6
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with a higher mortality	6
results one hundred and	6
with a mean duration	6
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the patients presenting with	6
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a retrospective study in	6
those who did not	6
had no effect on	6
with severe respiratory failure	6
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the integrity of the	6
from january to november	6
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failure of noninvasive ventilation	6
prospective study of patients	6
and in patients with	6
the first affiliated hospital	6
the application of niv	6
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morbidity and mortality of	6
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in patients with hypoxemic	6
invasive mechanical ventilation and	6
most of the patients	6
the management of patients	6
acute respiratory infections to	6
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with middle east respiratory	6
patients with severe copd	6
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patients with ards and	6
was used in patients	6
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postextubation respiratory failure in	6
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the management of severe	6
the characteristics of patients	6
the receiver operating characteristic	6
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pain after thoracic surgery	6
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the duration of hfnc	6
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cases of influenza a	6
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icu patients with obesity	6
was estimated to be	6
patients required mechanical ventilation	6
of a multimodal analgesic	6
patients undergoing lung resection	6
a median of days	6
of acute respiratory infections	6
associated with higher mortality	6
primary end point was	6
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positive pressure ventilation for	6
patients and methods we	6
were admitted to our	6
should be aware of	6
rate of endotracheal intubation	6
patients with obesity have	6
most common cause of	6
during their icu stay	6
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independent predictor of mortality	6
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a spontaneous breathing trial	6
variations of the ivc	6
the patient and the	6
anxiety and depression scale	6
of predicted body weight	6
infected pneumonia in wuhan	6
the european respiratory society	6
in infants with bronchiolitis	6
at all time points	6
intensive care unit between	6
protocol was approved by	6
ards patients with obesity	6
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pressure in patients with	6
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pressure of carbon dioxide	6
of death in the	6
in patients with pneumonia	6
continuous renal replacement therapy	6
patients who were admitted	6
the infectivity of the	6
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the small number of	6
the rate of endotracheal	6
the patients who died	6
reduce postoperative pain after	6
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acute exacerbation of chronic	6
with chronic respiratory failure	6
the objective of the	6
syndrome during intubation and	6
a major public health	6
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review of the literature	6
partial niv f or	6
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of patients included in	6
was no correlation between	6
positive airway pressure ventilation	6
in patients with non	6
postoperative pain after thoracic	6
were performed in patients	6
air and particle dispersion	6
high performance liquid chromatography	6
patients with mechanical ventilation	6
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need for invasive ventilation	6
nasal cannula therapy versus	6
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the group of the	6
in a prospective study	6
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days of mechanical ventilation	6
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intubation in critically ill	6
the risk of transmitting	6
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need for invasive mechanical	6
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patients with coronavirus disease	6
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patients with a mean	6
air dispersion distances during	6
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with conventional oxygen therapy	6
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prolonged length of stay	6
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risk factors for maternal	6
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study including all patients	6
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hypoxemic respiratory failure due	6
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the management of postoperative	6
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invasive mechanical ventilation in	6
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outcomes of patients with	6
of prospectively collected data	6
determine the incidence of	6
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patients were included and	6
patients hospitalized with covid	6
be interpreted with caution	6
ventilation for acute exacerbations	6
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dispersion of exhaled air	6
different respironics face masks	6
patients with morbid obesity	6
patients with chronic respiratory	6
of critical care medicine	6
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critically ill patients receiving	6
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to assess the effect	6
prospective observational study in	6
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the l kg min	6
the lung safe study	6
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the performance of the	6
of patients with obesity	6
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infectivity of the vsv	6
kg predicted body weight	6
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the proportion of patients	6
and intensive care medicine	6
immunocompromised patients with acute	6
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the risk factors for	6
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patients with moderate to	6
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mean and standard deviation	6
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immunosuppressed patients with pulmonary	6
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a prospective randomized trial	6
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pressure ventilation to treat	6
analgesia for thoracic surgery	6
to assess air and	6
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significant morbidity and mortality	6
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to intensive care units	6
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bnp value on day	6
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specific antibody responses in	5
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months after icu admission	5
partial pressure of carbon	5
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preventive use of niv	5
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extubation in critically ill	5
the pathophysiology of the	5
to an intensive care	5
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than half of the	5
pathophysiology of the disease	5
retrospective analysis of prospectively	5
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pressure of arterial carbon	5
application of niv in	5
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care adult patients with	5
first h of admission	5
to assess the quality	5
of the intensive care	5
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intensive care adult patients	5
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patients with middle east	5
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lung injury and acute	5
was significantly lower than	5
there was no statistical	5
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low mortality rates with	5
an in vitro study	5
our hypothesis is that	5
in hospitalized patients with	5
of all patients admitted	5
and according to the	5
noninvasive ventilation delivered by	5
was similar in both	5
infections to healthcare workers	5
ventilation to treat respiratory	5
for mechanically ventilated patients	5
a significant improvement in	5
annular plane systolic excursion	5
with travel history to	5
the niv group was	5
and congestive heart failure	5
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delivered by helmet vs	5
extubation failure in patients	5
be associated with a	5
the critically ill patients	5
mortality was lower than	5
patients over years of	5
use of hfnc in	5
the success of niv	5
end of the follow	5
significant increase in the	5
prospective observational cohort study	5
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as a risk factor	5
this study was performed	5
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similar to those of	5
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treated with niv and	5
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breakpoints according to ca	5
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in intensive care was	5
informed consent was waived	5
to pediatric intensive care	5
aerosol generating procedures and	5
pao fio ratio and	5
emergency and intensive care	5
ventilation of patients with	5
and mechanical ventilation in	5
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common in intensive care	5
icu between january and	5
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intensive care unit admission	5
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significant difference in the	5
of hfot and niv	5
for chronic obstructive pulmonary	5
moderate hypercapnic respiratory failure	5
from the lung safe	5
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a prospective study conducted	5
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rng expressed by the	5
ventilation delivered by helmet	5
of niv in the	5
factors associated with death	5
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generating procedures and risk	5
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severe hypoxemic respiratory failure	5
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evaluate the effects of	5
to assess the accuracy	5
analysis was performed with	5
of the disease in	5
the hfnc group and	5
the h n influenza	5
was increased from to	5
discharge from the icu	5
treatment in patients with	5
of america american thoracic	5
needed to confirm these	5
year after icu admission	5
a logistic regression model	5
the main risk factors	5
medical and nursing staff	5
patients were included with	5
noninvasive ventilation via different	5
required invasive mechanical ventilation	5
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acute respiratory failure non	5
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society of america american	5
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copd patients with severe	5
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patients over years old	5
a significant increase of	5
two patients were included	5
in order to avoid	5
were compared to those	5
hospital refractory cardiac arrest	5
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resulting from exacerbations of	5
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study of cases of	5
for acute kidney injury	5
percent of the patients	5
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saps ii score of	5
years of experience in	5
of the presence of	5
success and low mortality	5
helmet vs face mask	5
in critically ill cirrhotic	5
oxygen therapy after extubation	5
to assess the incidence	5
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presence or absence of	5
patients with severe pneumonia	5
controlled trial in patients	5
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intubation rate and mortality	5
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in critically ill cancer	5
study to evaluate the	5
pk pd target non	5
compared to patients without	5
to severe ards patients	5
approved by the local	5
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experimental model to assess	5
intubated and mechanically ventilated	5
the mask and the	5
during the h following	5
during pressure support ventilation	5
failure of noninvasive positive	5
caused by infl uenza	5
to determine the impact	5
should be used in	5
the lower respiratory tract	5
we conducted a descriptive	5
ill patients in the	5
more likely to have	5
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the control group and	5
cardiac surgery with cpb	5
a significant correlation between	5
of acute exacerbations of	5
of children with severe	5
extracorporeal membrane oxygenation for	5
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on a daily basis	5
copd patients with persistent	5
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patients in whom the	5
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patients in the niv	5
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course of the disease	5
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cohort of patients with	5
susceptibility results were interpreted	5
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community acquired pneumonia in	5
baseline characteristics and outcomes	5
during their hospital stay	5
icu for acute respiratory	5
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associated with poor outcomes	5
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variables are expressed as	5
icu stay of days	5
treating acute respiratory failure	5
the present study is	5
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the median time to	5
coronary artery bypass grafting	5
determine the risk factors	5
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sofa score at day	5
at the onset of	5
patients infected with sars	5
in the incidence of	5
the glasgow coma scale	5
at the university hospital	5
for the primary outcomes	5
have been reported in	5
intubation in the intensive	5
of noninvasive ventilation delivered	5
during oxygen delivery via	5
to treat acute respiratory	5
with higher rates of	5
receiver operating characteristic curve	5
of infl uenza a	5
in adult patients with	5
with confirmed diagnosis of	5
an acute exacerbation of	5
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antibody responses in mice	5
included all consecutive patients	5
hfnc and niv as	5
model to assess air	5
were to evaluate the	5
for hypoxemic respiratory failure	5
performed in all patients	5
tests were used for	5
included all patients admitted	5
postoperative nausea and vomiting	5
was performed to assess	5
in the evaluation of	5
transfer of critically ill	5
value on day was	5
in of patients and	5
this study suggests that	5
to the risk of	5
of icu stay and	5
a public health problem	5
was assessed using the	5
patients and their relatives	5
direct examination and culture	5
compare the effectiveness of	5
which is associated with	5
are needed to assess	5
prognostic factors associated with	5
use of niv after	5
retrospective cohort study was	5
patients with solid tumors	5
as a quality indicator	5
the french society of	5
and the incidence of	5
the physician in charge	5
the occurrence of sva	5
should be based on	5
a comparison of the	5
at the intensive care	5
high success and low	5
in combination with a	5
reason for admission to	5
of pandemic influenza a	5
ranging from to years	5
outcomes among patients hospitalized	5
in the first episode	5
in a prospective observational	5
guidelines for the use	5
predictor of mortality in	5
vs face mask on	5
respiratory failure complicating thoracic	5
in all patients undergoing	5
in the prefusion conformation	5
are presented in the	5
study was to test	5
niv and chest physiotherapy	5
cause of morbidity and	5
argentinian society of intensive	5
the early phase of	5
more than h were	5
treatment of respiratory failure	5
changes in healthcare usage	5
isolated from burn patients	5
invasive mechanical ventilation for	5
the patient to the	5
retrospective nature of the	5
we conducted an observational	5
have a role in	5
ventilation and length of	5
niv and hfnc were	5
progression to septic shock	5
of pandemic infl uenza	5
niv f and g	5
mean age of the	5
obtained from all patients	5
were the most frequent	5
and postextubation respiratory failure	5
the patients admitted in	5
versus conventional oxygen therapy	5
patients who were managed	5
was a significant difference	5
the occurrence of acute	5
of the most common	5
from the emergency department	5
of acute lung injury	5
acute respiratory failure with	5
hospitalized in the icu	5
needed to confirm the	5
in patients with moderate	5
the incidence of nosocomial	5
severity scores on admission	5
a glasgow coma scale	5
score at admission was	5
was independently associated to	5
in order to minimize	5
improve the quality of	5
duration of hfnc niv	5
at icu admission in	5
aim of our work	5
hospitalized in intensive care	5
b or h b	5
is a risk factor	5
with the aim of	5
and apache ii score	5
the effectiveness of niv	5
did outbreaks of severe	5
objective was to describe	5
infection prevention and control	5
with traumatic brain injury	5
niv vs standard oxygen	5
were eligible for inclusion	5
the pao fio ratio	5
the cause of the	5
does not seem to	5
the size of the	5
of the patients without	5
an experimental model to	5
we conducted a study	5
moderate to severe acute	5
is associated with reduced	5
in up to of	5
results are similar to	5
vs standard oxygen therapy	5
cohort of patients admitted	5
to those of the	5
the use of high	5
for refractory cardiogenic shock	5
of ecco r in	5
primary endpoint was the	5
respiratory failure in high	5
of patients were enrolled	5
in patients with hematological	5
altered level of consciousness	5
the protective effect of	5
the median sofa score	5
analysis of prospectively collected	5
at and h after	5
it is essential to	5
patients within the first	5
failure complicating thoracic surgery	5
significant reduction in intubation	5
icu of a tertiary	5
is independently associated with	5
respiratory failure noninvasive positive	5
can be explained by	5
carried out in the	5
kg of predicted body	5
differences between the two	5
and methods we conducted	5
hospital between january and	5
of arterial carbon dioxide	5
acute respiratory syndrome noninvasive	5
of thoracic surgery patients	5
with acute cardiogenic pulmonary	5
symptoms of anxiety and	5
digital chest drainage systems	5
the niv f and	5
and can lead to	5
of pneumonia caused by	5
day mortality in patients	5
the risk of aerosol	5
and length of icu	5
important risk factor for	5
in patients who were	5
this study were to	5
should be considered in	5
renal replacement therapy was	5
at icu admission were	5
is recommended for patients	5
syndrome occur in some	5
respiratory syndrome occur in	5
as compared to those	5
with pao fio ratio	5
support in patients with	5
for the diagnosis and	5
a retrospective descriptive study	5
uenza a h n	5
procalcitonin value on days	5
and risk of transmission	5
as well as in	5
patients with confirmed diagnosis	5
predict fluid responsiveness in	5
america american thoracic society	5
a key role in	5
patient to the icu	5
been associated with increased	5
the type of surgery	5
by the area under	5
and mechanically ventilated patients	5
to be higher in	5
was observed in the	5
second part of the	5
those who were not	5
in patients at high	5
in the supplementary material	5
hospitalized in our icu	5
the emergency department of	5
and susceptibility results were	5
and administration of steroids	5
were interpreted using clinical	5
to compare the effectiveness	5
before and after home	5
plane of the hps	5
were independent risk factors	5
different between the two	5
a common complication in	5
length of stay were	5
severe sepsis or septic	5
ventilation for treatment of	5
to icu admission was	5
a pediatric intensive care	5
in patients with sepsis	5
high flow nasal oxygen	5
a longer duration of	5
due to infl uenza	5
of critically ill cancer	5
results a total of	5
management of pandemic infl	5
the first cause of	5
was the only independent	5
most of the studies	5
ventilated for at least	5
in comparison to the	5
all patients over years	5
retrospective analysis of the	5
in p f ratio	5
consecutive patients admitted to	5
in patients who died	5
pressure of arterial oxygen	5
a significant difference in	5
infl uenza a h	5
in the general population	5
of the risk of	5
in our study we	5
our goal was to	5
with hypercapnic respiratory failure	5
of ole and ipe	5
no difference in the	5
in the protocol group	5
positive pressure ventilation via	5
no study has been	5
requiring invasive mechanical ventilation	5
patients with severe community	5
of transmission of acute	5
in continuous positive airway	5
increased to cmh o	5
was associated with higher	5
septic shock patients with	5
be considered as an	5
ng ml in patients	5
failure noninvasive ventilation for	5
identify risk factors for	5
all patients who were	5
is a prospective study	5
influenza other respir viruses	5
with extracorporeal membrane oxygenation	5
more than of patients	5
data are reported as	5
not significantly associated with	5
the retrospective nature of	5
mortality was similar in	5
critically ill patients treated	5
why did outbreaks of	5
the duration of antibiotic	5
obstructive pulmonary disease patients	5
and niv can be	5
on the type of	5
with the exception of	5
extubation in patients with	5
cancer patients admitted to	5
patent or product inventor	5
aged less than years	5
age of the patients	5
are associated with high	5
cot conventional oxygen therapy	5
the use of the	5
ml kg of predicted	5
of a multimodal analgesia	5
defined as the need	5
the acute care setting	5
the management of community	5
for acute lung injury	5
estimated to be pg	5
the duration of mv	5
data of all patients	5
taking into account the	5
were included in a	5
to be pg ml	5
study of patients with	5
with a delay of	5
has been proposed as	5
could be explained by	5
the minimal inhibitory concentration	5
severe respiratory failure caused	5
interpreted using clinical breakpoints	5
death in patients with	5
a group of patients	5
respiratory distress syndrome and	5
on the severity of	5
in the cmv group	5
during a period of	5
low molecular weight heparin	5
duration of icu stay	5
to determine the optimal	5
before and h after	5
a retrospective study was	5
has markedly increased over	5
mask on the rate	5
among all the patients	5
with a sensitivity of	5
of age was years	5
discharged from the hospital	5
through an endotracheal tube	5
associated with the development	5
the niv group and	5
performed in the intensive	5
positive pressure ventilation to	5
of years from january	5
use of hfnc or	5
for patients with respiratory	5
within h after the	5
were included with a	5
be one of the	5
noninvasive ventilation after extubation	5
severe sepsis and septic	5
procedures and risk of	5
associated with mortality were	5
respiratory infections to healthcare	5
similar to that of	5
failure is associated with	5
the predictive factors for	5
of patients who had	5
alone or in combination	5
adult patients admitted in	5
management of postoperative pain	5
with a total of	5
sagittal plane of the	5
reducing the risk of	5
factors associated with a	5
for admission to the	5
major public health problem	5
concentration of exhaled air	5
levels were significantly higher	5
for a median of	5
of patients in intensive	5
who used niv as	5
did not differ significantly	5
and the length of	5
aim of this prospective	5
required mechanical ventilation and	5
from exacerbations of chronic	5
with an average of	5
have no conflict of	5
responsibility for the integrity	5
multicentre randomised controlled trial	5
use of renal replacement	5
mortality in these patients	5
as a predictor of	5
duration of invasive ventilation	5
risk factors for mortality	5
mechanical ventilation in the	5
in a tertiary hospital	5
patients in whom niv	5
presented in the table	5
p f ratio of	5
incidence of nosocomial infections	5
serratus anterior plane block	5
model was used to	5
related to tidal volume	5
one of the main	5
patients with acute brain	5
effectiveness of niv in	5
and outcomes among patients	5
in adult patients undergoing	5
into two groups according	5
to the hospital for	5
the primary outcome of	5
its impact on the	5
considered in patients with	5
this study to determine	5
the causes of the	5
to the presence of	5
failure resulting from exacerbations	5
face mask on the	5
mechanical ventilation during the	5
difference was found between	5
patients with acute cardiogenic	5
group of the patients	5
study to assess the	5
and was associated with	5
autonomy and team functionality	5
a statistically significant association	5
determine the impact of	5
application of niv and	5
and work of breathing	5
using clinical breakpoints according	5
and the severity of	5
to determine the best	5
assess the effect of	5
the most common cause	5
the role of niv	5
duration of stay was	5
factors associated with icu	5
with an odds ratio	5
is probably the most	5
we sought to assess	5
hypoxemic respiratory failure in	5
were identified using a	5
of the patients included	5
procedure during an epidemic	5
of continuous positive airway	5
patients were excluded if	5
severity of the disease	5
patients in the hfnc	5
the incidence of postoperative	5
for at least days	5
to confirm these results	5
in the study were	5
teamwork and patient safety	5
associated with mortality in	5
the emergency department and	5
multimodal analgesia for thoracic	5
of niv has markedly	5
in complex with the	5
in view of the	5
niv has markedly increased	5
intensive care units in	5
titer of neutralization antibody	5
admitted to an icu	5
was performed in patients	5
the aim was to	5
increases the risk of	5
is reported to be	5
of the level of	5
and low mortality rates	5
nrs outside the icu	5
median duration of mechanical	5
the simplified acute physiology	5
was the most frequently	5
a high incidence of	5
hfnc were associated with	4
the prognostic impact of	4
data were extracted from	4
chronic kidney disease and	4
care services and h	4
for acute ischemic stroke	4
associated with mortality at	4
patients with known or	4
national nosocomial infections surveillance	4
mortality in acute respiratory	4
and methods this is	4
improve the prognosis of	4
in the gcs c	4
was required in patients	4
dispersion during noninvasive ventilation	4
influenza and respiratory syncytial	4
were classified according to	4
evaluation of droplet dispersion	4
the experience of the	4
defined as an increase	4
or icu length of	4
of the isolation room	4
high flow oxygen therapy	4
pressure in the acute	4
the results showed that	4
of patients with h	4
in the first week	4
hospital mortality rates were	4
the direct and indirect	4
as a rescue therapy	4
and cerebral perfusion pressure	4
group of patients with	4
neutralizing human monoclonal antibody	4
found in the literature	4
with noninvasive ventilation in	4
ventilation be considered a	4
performed according to the	4
of all patients with	4
were extracted from the	4
ventilator induced lung injury	4
an observational cohort study	4
travel history to wuhan	4
intraoperative intravenous administration of	4
of the study population	4
are the most frequent	4
effective in reducing the	4
differences between survivors and	4
not differ between the	4
and rng expressed by	4
as a bridge to	4
the prescription of antibiotics	4
was associated with reduced	4
in acute lung injury	4
noninvasive ventilation failure in	4
who received invasive ventilation	4
niv and or imv	4
compared to patients treated	4
using the eucast broth	4
of one or more	4
with influenza and or	4
for intensive care unit	4
of the data and	4
the length of the	4
with hfnc or niv	4
to be used for	4
of the patients and	4
oliveira jr et al	4
the second and third	4
eligible for the study	4
to the icu were	4
of noninvasive ventilation for	4
duration of general anesthesia	4
invasive ventilation in community	4
admission was associated with	4
patients with a severe	4
of colistin was determined	4
the lack of a	4
strategy for the diagnosis	4
randomized to receive either	4
s in additional file	4
and of patients were	4
the surviving sepsis campaign	4
more likely to require	4
trends over years in	4
who were mechanically ventilated	4
and respiratory syncytial virus	4
centers for disease control	4
we aimed to investigate	4
approval and consent to	4
patients with persistent hypercapnia	4
respiratory failure requiring mechanical	4
the rate of niv	4
this study showed that	4
clinical management of human	4
ventilation through an endotracheal	4
of digital chest drainage	4
to assess the feasibility	4
have a beneficial effect	4
and the rate of	4
in a recent study	4
was performed according to	4
and the level of	4
at the discretion of	4
as shown in table	4
was found in patients	4
h n admitted to	4
were defined according to	4
during the acute phase	4
to assess if the	4
the icu and hospital	4
admitted in our icu	4
for management of pandemic	4
failure requiring mechanical ventilation	4
patients with infl uenza	4
received at least one	4
predictive factors for the	4
risk factors for developing	4
of fluid responsiveness in	4
the therapeutic management of	4
patients to the icu	4
and none of the	4
in the st h	4
and may lead to	4
during their stay in	4
the saps ii score	4
due to the presence	4
cirrhotic patients hospitalized in	4
difference between hfnc and	4
admission to intensive care	4
antimicrobial susceptibility testing was	4
be independent risk factors	4
were similar in both	4
the use of adjuvants	4
with severe bronchiolitis requiring	4
few data are available	4
wards but not in	4
thrombolysis for ischemic stroke	4
of more than h	4
and hev f glycoproteins	4
care unit in the	4
associated with metadata collection	4
rt autonomy and team	4
results of this study	4
moderate to severe tbi	4
test the hypothesis that	4
in droplets or aerosols	4
of patients and the	4
with a reduction in	4
in patients who are	4
as the primary ventilatory	4
physiotherapy in clinical practice	4
factors for mortality of	4
the aims of this	4
medical records of all	4
erector spinae plane block	4
need for intubation and	4
to the best of	4
most common reason for	4
of our study were	4
invasive respiratory support in	4
obstructive pulmonary disease or	4
according to the type	4
most of our patients	4
patients were enrolled in	4
has been proposed to	4
surgical site infection and	4
we observed a significant	4