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Efficacia dell’ossigenoterapia con le cannule nasali ad alto flusso nella prevenzione della reintubazione del paziente critico: revisione della letteratura
Introduzione: l’insufficienza respiratoria post-estubazione si verificain circa il 10-20% dei pazienti sottoposti a estubazione programmata che necessitano la reintubazione entro 48-72 ore. L’ossigenoterapiacon le cannule nasali ad alto flusso (HFNC) o la ventilazione non inva- siva (NIPPV) possono ridurre il rischio di reintubazione.
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Binda, F., Iotti, M., Adamini, I., & Galazzi, A. (2019). Efficacia dell’ossigenoterapia con le cannule nasali ad alto flusso nella prevenzione della reintubazione del paziente critico: revisione della letteratura. Scenario® - Il Nursing Nella Sopravvivenza, 35(4), 6–13. https://doi.org/10.4081/scenario.2018.368
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