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Original Research

Is there a role for mask continuous positive airway pressure in acute respiratory failure due to COPD? Lessons from a retrospective audit of 3 different cohorts

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Pages 65-72 | Published online: 20 Oct 2022

Figures & data

Table 1 Baseline and ICU admission characteristics as well as outcomes of patients with COPD and acute respiratory failure admitted to the respiratory ICU in 1991–1995, when CPAP was commonly used as a primary treatment modality

Table 2 Baseline and ICU admission characteristics as well as outcomes of patients with COPD and acute respiratory failure admitted to the general medical ICU in another hospital in 1991–1995, compared with patients receiving CPAP in 1991–1995 in the respiratory ICU in the chest hospital

Table 3 Baseline and intensive care unit (ICU) admission characteristics as well as outcomes of patients with COPD and acute respiratory failure admitted to the respiratory ICU in 1985–1988, compared with patients receiving CPAP in 1991–1995 in the same ICU

Table 4 Adjusted odds of death or secondary intubation from multivariate logistic regression

Table 5 Baseline and ICU admission characteristics as well as course in ICU among patients treated with CPAP: comparing those who required intubation (failed CPAP) with those who did not (success)