Research on relation between the duration of using invesive mechanical ventilation and effect of treating COPD respiratory failure patients-a 42 case study
LV Jun
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LV Jun
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Objective To explore the relation between the duration of using invasive mechanical ventilation of extubation indicator and the effect of treating COPD respiratory heart failure patients. Methods A retrospective analysis was conducted on 42 COPD patients with respiratory heart failure who had used invasive mechanical ventilation. Results The mean extubating time for the 42 patients was 611±127) days. No extubution failure was found. Conclusion The duration of the treatment is one of the indicators when the COPD respiratory failure patients use invasive mechanical ventilation.
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Objective To explore the relation between the duration of using invasive mechanical ventilation of extubation indicator and the effect of treating COPD respiratory heart failure patients. Methods A retrospective analysis was conducted on 42 COPD patients with respiratory heart failure who had used invasive mechanical ventilation. Results The mean extubating time for the 42 patients was 611±127) days. No extubution failure was found. Conclusion The duration of the treatment is one of the indicators when the COPD respiratory failure patients use invasive mechanical ventilation.
Key concepts: Medicine, COPD, Mechanical ventilation, Respiratory failure, Heart failure, Ventilation (architecture), Respiratory system, Duration (music)