SBT成功後、1時間の休息を経てから抜管することで ■再挿管 ■抜管後の呼吸不全 が減少する 当科でも行うことが多い管理の1つです。 https://t.co/IN5IOmQihb
Reconnection to mechanical ventilation for 1 h after a successful spontaneous breathing trial reduces reintubation in critically ill patients: a multicenter randomized controlled trial.
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The social discussions reflect a strong interest and engagement, with many posts referencing the study’s potential to change ICU practices, such as reconnecting patients for an hour after a successful SBT, exemplified by remarks on how this approach could reduce reintubation. The tone is both analytical and practical, highlighting the importance of the research while also acknowledging differing results from other trials.
Most discussions show support or recognition of the study's findings, especially those highlighting the benefits of reconnecting patients for an hour after a successful SBT.
Participants display high interest, referencing upcoming discussions, recent studies, and clinical practices, indicating engagement with the topic.
Many posts delve into specific details, such as comparing trials or coordinating future discussions, demonstrating deep engagement.
The discussions suggest that the study influences clinical practices and ongoing debates about intubation and extubation strategies, though some posts question the findings' generalizability or contrast them with other research.
Abstract in brief
- Reconnecting critically ill patients to mechanical ventilation for 1 hour after a successful spontaneous breathing trial significantly lowered the risk of reintubation within 48 hours, suggesting that a short rest period can be beneficial.
- The study was a multicenter randomized controlled trial involving 17 Spanish ICU units, enrolling patients who had been on mechanical ventilation for over 12 hours and passed a spontaneous breathing trial.
- Factors like providing rest after the SBT, lower severity of illness (APACHE II score), and fewer days on ventilation before the trial were independently linked to reduced reintubation rates, highlighting potential strategies to improve extubation success.]
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Most liked on X and BlueskyThis Brazilian RCT https://t.co/07xu9xmDA3 randomised pts who passed an SBT to immediate extubation vs reconnection for an hr. No benefit found. This is in contradiction to the prior fernadez trial https://t.co/yvxYKZhdZW that did find benefit. 1/
Join us this Thursday at 9pm eastern when @critconcepts will lead a discussion on reconnection to MV after a successful SBT as a potential means to reduce reintubation. https://t.co/F0pg2VdhyB
15 minute countdown until #TwitticalCare tonight! Reminder: the article is here https://t.co/F0pg2VdhyB #FOAMcc
Today’s chat is on whether reconnecting intubated patients to the vest for a 1-hour rest after SBT and before extubation reduces reintubation rates. Paper: https://t.co/F0pg2VdhyB #TwitticalCare
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All mentions
Rest After Spontaneous Breathing Trial Can Lower Reintubation Risk
Resting for one hour after a successful spontaneous breathing trial reduces reintubation rates in critically ill patients, as shown by a multicenter randomized controlled trial.
Optimizing Extubation Timing: Reconnection After Spontaneous Breathing Trial
Reconecting critically ill patients to mechanical ventilation for 1 hour after a successful spontaneous breathing trial significantly reduces reintubation rates, highlighting the importance of a brief rest period to…
¿Por qué fallamos en la extubación y cómo evitarlo?
Reconnection to mechanical ventilation for 1 h after a successful spontaneous breathing trial: mortality data https://t.co/xJr1pAtRDf
Reconnection to mechanical ventilation for 1 h after a successful spontaneous breathing trial: mortality data https://t.co/xJr1pAupsN
RT @kameda_icu: SBT成功後、1時間の休息を経てから抜管することで ■再挿管 ■抜管後の呼吸不全 が減少する 当科でも行うことが多い管理の1つです。 https://t.co/IN5IOmQihb
RT @kameda_icu: SBT成功後、1時間の休息を経てから抜管することで ■再挿管 ■抜管後の呼吸不全 が減少する 当科でも行うことが多い管理の1つです。 https://t.co/IN5IOmQihb
RT @kameda_icu: SBT成功後、1時間の休息を経てから抜管することで ■再挿管 ■抜管後の呼吸不全 が減少する 当科でも行うことが多い管理の1つです。 https://t.co/IN5IOmQihb
RT @kameda_icu: SBT成功後、1時間の休息を経てから抜管することで ■再挿管 ■抜管後の呼吸不全 が減少する 当科でも行うことが多い管理の1つです。 https://t.co/IN5IOmQihb
RT @kameda_icu: SBT成功後、1時間の休息を経てから抜管することで ■再挿管 ■抜管後の呼吸不全 が減少する 当科でも行うことが多い管理の1つです。 https://t.co/IN5IOmQihb
RT @kameda_icu: SBT成功後、1時間の休息を経てから抜管することで ■再挿管 ■抜管後の呼吸不全 が減少する 当科でも行うことが多い管理の1つです。 https://t.co/IN5IOmQihb
RT @kameda_icu: SBT成功後、1時間の休息を経てから抜管することで ■再挿管 ■抜管後の呼吸不全 が減少する 当科でも行うことが多い管理の1つです。 https://t.co/IN5IOmQihb
RT @kameda_icu: SBT成功後、1時間の休息を経てから抜管することで ■再挿管 ■抜管後の呼吸不全 が減少する 当科でも行うことが多い管理の1つです。 https://t.co/IN5IOmQihb
RT @kameda_icu: SBT成功後、1時間の休息を経てから抜管することで ■再挿管 ■抜管後の呼吸不全 が減少する 当科でも行うことが多い管理の1つです。 https://t.co/IN5IOmQihb
RT @kameda_icu: SBT成功後、1時間の休息を経てから抜管することで ■再挿管 ■抜管後の呼吸不全 が減少する 当科でも行うことが多い管理の1つです。 https://t.co/IN5IOmQihb
RT @kameda_icu: SBT成功後、1時間の休息を経てから抜管することで ■再挿管 ■抜管後の呼吸不全 が減少する 当科でも行うことが多い管理の1つです。 https://t.co/IN5IOmQihb
RT @kameda_icu: SBT成功後、1時間の休息を経てから抜管することで ■再挿管 ■抜管後の呼吸不全 が減少する 当科でも行うことが多い管理の1つです。 https://t.co/IN5IOmQihb
SBT成功後、1時間の休息を経てから抜管することで ■再挿管 ■抜管後の呼吸不全 が減少する 当科でも行うことが多い管理の1つです。 https://t.co/IN5IOmQihb
@Sandeepchennadi @emily_fri Rationale: rest patient before extubation
Reconnection to mechanical ventilation for 1 h after a successful spontaneous breathing trial reduces reintubation in critically ill patients: a multicenter randomized controlled trial | SpringerLink https://t.co/SrIISQ2t2g
RT @AndyNeill: This Brazilian RCT https://t.co/07xu9xmDA3 randomised pts who passed an SBT to immediate extubation vs reconnection for an h…
This Brazilian RCT https://t.co/07xu9xmDA3 randomised pts who passed an SBT to immediate extubation vs reconnection for an hr. No benefit found. This is in contradiction to the prior fernadez trial https://t.co/yvxYKZhdZW that did find benefit. 1/
O si..... https://t.co/PA4cXERikk
For reference this was one of the earlier studies from 2017 on this topic that I used to guide my practice and this recent @journal_CHEST study is helpful to refine the practice, but clearly more to be learnt! https://t.co/Onmc0BVzeH
RT @TwitticalCare: 15 minute countdown until #TwitticalCare tonight! Reminder: the article is here https://t.co/F0pg2VdhyB #FOAMcc
RT @TwitticalCare: Today’s chat is on whether reconnecting intubated patients to the vest for a 1-hour rest after SBT and before extubation…
Today’s chat is on whether reconnecting intubated patients to the vest for a 1-hour rest after SBT and before extubation reduces reintubation rates. Paper: https://t.co/F0pg2VdhyB #TwitticalCare
RT @TwitticalCare: 15 minute countdown until #TwitticalCare tonight! Reminder: the article is here https://t.co/F0pg2VdhyB #FOAMcc
15 minute countdown until #TwitticalCare tonight! Reminder: the article is here https://t.co/F0pg2VdhyB #FOAMcc
RT @TwitticalCare: Join us this Thursday at 9pm eastern when @critconcepts will lead a discussion on reconnection to MV after a successful…
Join us this Thursday at 9pm eastern when @critconcepts will lead a discussion on reconnection to MV after a successful SBT as a potential means to reduce reintubation. https://t.co/F0pg2VdhyB
Como los profesionales de cuidados intensivos de Terrassa manejan a los pacientes que se les retira la respiración artificial. ICM Pulse: Can rest after a spontaneous breathing trial reduce reintubat... https://t.co/okfZuC68au via @YouTube @ExploraTerrassa