…2<−1.96), while 48/74 (65%) ABGs with SpO2 of 96% or 97% showed hypoxaemia. Three thousand eight hundred twenty-four PFTs were recorded in…
Hypoxaemia
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16 articles · page 1 of 2…al position significantly reduces the incidence and severity of hypoxaemia and decreases the need for airway rescue interventions without …
…, of which 3.3% versus 0.8%, respectively (p<0.001), had severe hypoxaemia. The adjusted social and structural factors associated with dis…
…tration system safely increases the proportion of time spent in normoxaemia (SpO 2 90%–96%) compared with usual care.Methods and analysis T…
…sion during PSA testing and have a significantly higher risk of hypoxaemia during procedures requiring deep sedation. Although propofol co…
…Introduction Hypoxaemia is an important contributor to child mortality, particularly in…
…tients. No ERCP was incomplete due to sedation. In 244 advanced HPB procedures, mean doses were 4.6 mg and 231.5 μg (median 4 mg an…
…upplement confirm its usefulness and acceptability in detecting hypoxaemia, improving early recognition of severe cases and strengthening …
… and middle-income countries (LMICs) where most lives are lost. Hypoxaemia is a key indicator of severe disease in children that requires …
…Commentary on: Beydon N, Simaga B,Hammiche H, et al Hypoxaemia definition in childhood based on arterial oxygen saturation obt…
…re for trauma casualties to minimise the deleterious effects of hypoxaemia. Forward deployment of oxygen using pressurised cylinders is ch…
…al intubation in critically ill patients carries a high risk of peri-intubation hypoxaemia.1 Effective preoxygenation is essential to extend safe apnoea t…