Respir Care October 2020 PMID 32973103

Ventilator Liberation in the Pediatric ICU.

Christopher Jl Newth, Justin C Hotz, Robinder G Khemani

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The posts convey a high level of agreement and acknowledgment of the publication's value, using words like 'Imperdible!' to highlight its significance, while the tone remains positive and focused on advocacy for the article's importance in pediatric ICU care.

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Abstract in brief

The article highlights that there is limited guidance in pediatric literature on weaning and extubation from mechanical ventilation, despite the importance of minimizing ventilation time.
Many patients are ready for extubation sooner than clinicians realize, and current indicators for success are either unclear or no better than clinical judgment.
Developing standardized recommendations and terminology through systematic review and expert consensus is crucial to improve pediatric ventilator liberation and identify areas for future research.]

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