2015
DOI: 10.17795/accm-8363
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Weaning the Patient from the Mechanical Ventilator: A Review Article

Abstract: Weaning the patient from mechanical ventilation is a major challenge for the intensivist. "Wean" means to separate gradually. The term "Liberation" is a better term since the patients can be more quickly removed from the ventilator based on their clinical conditions. In this review article, the initial required criteria to start and weaning methods from mechanical ventilation were evaluated based on various studies; and at the end, the protocol for separation of mechanical ventilation is recommended. Studies s… Show more

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“…3 Pada tahap akhir penggunaan ventilasi mekanis pasien diharapkan dapat bernapas spontan tanpa ventilasi mekanis. Indikasi untuk melakukan penyapihan ventilasi mekanis adalah : 4,5 1. Kelainan paru telah stabil atau membaik.…”
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“…3 Pada tahap akhir penggunaan ventilasi mekanis pasien diharapkan dapat bernapas spontan tanpa ventilasi mekanis. Indikasi untuk melakukan penyapihan ventilasi mekanis adalah : 4,5 1. Kelainan paru telah stabil atau membaik.…”
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“…3 Pada tahap akhir penggunaan ventilasi mekanis pasien diharapkan dapat bernapas spontan tanpa ventilasi mekanis. Indikasi untuk melakukan penyapihan ventilasi mekanis adalah : 4,5 1. Kelainan paru telah stabil atau membaik.…”
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“…Too early weaning ventilation might stimulate the exaggerate inflammation process [1]. The over cardiopulmonary compensations that occur during ventilator weaning might lead to lethal acute respiratory and heart failure [2][3][4].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%