What we are reading in #PedsICU Journal Club this week: PEEP Lower Than the ARDS Network Protocol Is Associated with Higher pARDS Mortality. in @ATSBlueEditor by @RobyKhemaniMD @NJThomas6 #medtwitter https://t.co/rHuyTqVWJj
Positive End-Expiratory Pressure Lower Than the ARDS Network Protocol Is Associated with Higher Pediatric Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome Mortality.
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The overall tone indicates strong agreement with the research, exemplified by phrases like 'we’re not doing the right thing' and 'clinical trials targeting PEEP are needed.' The posts show high interest and engagement in understanding the implications for clinical practice, emphasizing the importance of proper PEEP levels in reducing mortality and referencing specific study findings and recommendations for future research.
Most discussions emphasize support for the findings, highlighting the higher mortality associated with lower PEEP levels and echoing the consensus in the research.
Participants show strong curiosity and focus on the clinical implications, evidenced by mentions of the need for clinical trials and PEEP management strategies.
The comments demonstrate active involvement, with references to study details, clinical practices, and implications for patient care.
The discussions reflect a recognition of the study's potential to influence clinical protocols and improve patient outcomes, suggesting high perceived impact.
Abstract in brief
- The study found that pediatric patients with ARDS (acute respiratory distress syndrome) who were managed with lower PEEP levels than recommended by the ARDSNet protocol had a higher risk of death, even after accounting for other health factors.
- Using data from multiple centers, researchers compared PEEP levels and mortality outcomes, discovering that lower PEEP was independently linked to increased mortality risk with an odds ratio of about 2.05.
- The findings suggest that applying PEEP levels in line with or above the ARDSNet recommendations may improve survival in children with PARDS, highlighting the need for clinical trials to optimize PEEP management strategies.]
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Most liked on X and BlueskyNext up in #PedsICU Year in Review: Clinical studies. PEEP lower than ARDS Network Protocol is Assoc. with Higher PARDS Mortality from @CHLA_PCCM #CCC48 https://t.co/9dmSZaQ9Ys
This week video is about the agreement between the seted PEEP and the PEEP table and its relation with the mortality in PARDS. #PedsICU #ardsnet Video: https://t.co/CjA9XbRJBi Text in @ATSBlueEditor https://t.co/HIllsLWQM5 https://t.co/fWpkM7ABHB
RT @SapnaKmd: Next up in #PedsICU Year in Review: Clinical studies. PEEP lower than ARDS Network Protocol is Assoc. with Higher PARDS Morta…
RT @SapnaKmd: Next up in #PedsICU Year in Review: Clinical studies. PEEP lower than ARDS Network Protocol is Assoc. with Higher PARDS Morta…
RT @SapnaKmd: Next up in #PedsICU Year in Review: Clinical studies. PEEP lower than ARDS Network Protocol is Assoc. with Higher PARDS Morta…
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Optimizing PEEP in Pediatric ARDS to Reduce Mortality Risk
Managing PEEP levels in pediatric ARDS according to ARDSNet guidelines is linked to lower mortality. This analysis shows patients treated with lower PEEP than recommended had higher death rates, emphasizing the…
Optimizing PEEP in Pediatric ARDS for Improved Survival Outcomes
Managing PEEP levels in pediatric ARDS is crucial, as lower PEEP than recommended by ARDSNet protocols is associated with increased mortality. Applying appropriate PEEP may enhance survival in children with PARDS.
What about PEEP? Peep/fio2tables— we’re not doing the right thing. https://t.co/ujjSGlkMme https://t.co/3B5RjzKzrO
RT @UVA_PICU: What we are reading in #PedsICU Journal Club this week: PEEP Lower Than the ARDS Network Protocol Is Associated with Higher p…
What we are reading in #PedsICU Journal Club this week: PEEP Lower Than the ARDS Network Protocol Is Associated with Higher pARDS Mortality. in @ATSBlueEditor by @RobyKhemaniMD @NJThomas6 #medtwitter https://t.co/rHuyTqVWJj
RT @SapnaKmd: Next up in #PedsICU Year in Review: Clinical studies. PEEP lower than ARDS Network Protocol is Assoc. with Higher PARDS Morta…
RT @SapnaKmd: Next up in #PedsICU Year in Review: Clinical studies. PEEP lower than ARDS Network Protocol is Assoc. with Higher PARDS Morta…
RT @SapnaKmd: Next up in #PedsICU Year in Review: Clinical studies. PEEP lower than ARDS Network Protocol is Assoc. with Higher PARDS Morta…
RT @SapnaKmd: Next up in #PedsICU Year in Review: Clinical studies. PEEP lower than ARDS Network Protocol is Assoc. with Higher PARDS Morta…
Next up in #PedsICU Year in Review: Clinical studies. PEEP lower than ARDS Network Protocol is Assoc. with Higher PARDS Mortality from @CHLA_PCCM #CCC48 https://t.co/9dmSZaQ9Ys
Patients with PARDS managed with lower PEEP relative to FiO2 than recommended by the ARDSNet model had higher mortality. Clinical trials targeting PEEP management in PARDS are needed. https://t.co/uOnlvw3PWA
RT @IvensGiacomassi: This week video is about the agreement between the seted PEEP and the PEEP table and its relation with the mortality i…
This week video is about the agreement between the seted PEEP and the PEEP table and its relation with the mortality in PARDS. #PedsICU #ardsnet Video: https://t.co/CjA9XbRJBi Text in @ATSBlueEditor https://t.co/HIllsLWQM5 https://t.co/fWpkM7ABHB