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Successful weaning from mechanical ventilation

Strategies to avoid failure

Pages 315-319 | Published online: 17 May 2016
 

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The “art” of weaning patients from mechanical ventilation requires careful patient selection, monitoring, and management. As the authors point out, the process is much more challenging in patients who have had prolonged ventilatory support. This article answers questions such as, When is a patient ready for weaning? Which technique is appropriate? What are the criteria for successful weaning and the signs of probable failure? The approach described can help you master the art of weaning patients from short-term or prolonged ventilatory support.

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