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Elevated Diaphragmatic Tonic Activity in PICU Patients: Age-Specific Definitions, Prevalence, and Associations.
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Various posts promote a podcast where the editor discusses relevant articles, emphasizing the importance of staying current in pediatric critical care; phrases like 'notable articles' and mentions of 'modern readers' reflect a general appreciation and dissemination of the research. The tone is informative and professional, contributing to a sense of moderate engagement and perceived impact.
Most discussions seem to support the importance of the article, especially focusing on its relevance to pediatric ICU care and how it can inform clinical practices.
The posts show moderate interest by referencing the journal's evolving focus and highlighting notable articles, which indicates engagement but not overwhelming enthusiasm.
While the discussions mention the article and related topics, they are mainly summaries or promotions of content rather than deep analysis or critique.
The conversations suggest that the article is considered relevant and potentially influential in pediatric intensive care, but the overall tone remains more informational than transformative.
Abstract in brief
- This study defines elevated tonic Edi (diaphragmatic effort during expiration) in PICU patients, using age-specific thresholds (>32 V in infants under 1 year and >19 V in older children) to identify sustained episodes early in ventilation.
- It found that about 31-62% of ventilated children exhibited episodes of high tonic Edi, which was associated with diagnoses like bronchiolitis, rapid breathing, and more severe hypoxemia, indicating increased diaphragmatic effort to maintain lung volumes.
- The researchers suggest that this specific definition of elevated tonic Edi could be a useful tool for clinicians to identify patients who might benefit from additional positive pressure support to improve respiratory management.]
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Our World Shared Practice Forum podcast is here. @PedCritCareMed Editor-in-Chief @RobertCTasker discusses notable articles from the first half of 2023 & how the journal is evolving to meet modern readers' needs. Listen here: https://t.co/YDoXJMINCZ #PedsICU https://t.co/aZYReJSqkm
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Pediatric Critical Care Research Trends and Edi Insights in 2023
Dr. Robert Tasker highlights research trends from his role as Editor-in-Chief, focusing on notable articles up to mid-2023 and discussing how academic journals adapt for modern clinicians. The video emphasizes key…
Elevated Diaphragmatic Tonic Activity in Pediatric Critical Care Patients
This study defines elevated tonic Edi in PICU patients using age-specific thresholds. It found that 31-62% of ventilated children exhibited high tonic Edi, associated with conditions like bronchiolitis and hypoxemia…
RT @OPENPediatrics: Our World Shared Practice Forum podcast is here. @PedCritCareMed Editor-in-Chief @RobertCTasker discusses notable artic…
RT @OPENPediatrics: Our World Shared Practice Forum podcast is here. @PedCritCareMed Editor-in-Chief @RobertCTasker discusses notable artic…
RT @OPENPediatrics: Our World Shared Practice Forum podcast is here. @PedCritCareMed Editor-in-Chief @RobertCTasker discusses notable artic…
RT @OPENPediatrics: Our World Shared Practice Forum podcast is here. @PedCritCareMed Editor-in-Chief @RobertCTasker discusses notable artic…
RT @OPENPediatrics: Our World Shared Practice Forum podcast is here. @PedCritCareMed Editor-in-Chief @RobertCTasker discusses notable artic…
RT @OPENPediatrics: Our World Shared Practice Forum podcast is here. @PedCritCareMed Editor-in-Chief @RobertCTasker discusses notable artic…
Our World Shared Practice Forum podcast is here. @PedCritCareMed Editor-in-Chief @RobertCTasker discusses notable articles from the first half of 2023 & how the journal is evolving to meet modern readers' needs. Listen here: https://t.co/YDoXJMINCZ #PedsICU https://t.co/ewpKTM5gn8
RT @OPENPediatrics: Our World Shared Practice Forum podcast is here. @PedCritCareMed Editor-in-Chief @RobertCTasker discusses notable artic…
RT @OPENPediatrics: Our World Shared Practice Forum podcast is here. @PedCritCareMed Editor-in-Chief @RobertCTasker discusses notable artic…
RT @OPENPediatrics: Our World Shared Practice Forum podcast is here. @PedCritCareMed Editor-in-Chief @RobertCTasker discusses notable artic…
Our World Shared Practice Forum podcast is here. @PedCritCareMed Editor-in-Chief @RobertCTasker discusses notable articles from the first half of 2023 & how the journal is evolving to meet modern readers' needs. Listen here: https://t.co/YDoXJMINCZ #PedsICU https://t.co/KyBVFaYyNU
Our World Shared Practice Forum podcast is here. @PedCritCareMed Editor-in-Chief @RobertCTasker discusses notable articles from the first half of 2023 & how the journal is evolving to meet modern readers' needs. Listen here: https://t.co/YDoXJMINCZ #PedsICU https://t.co/aZYReJSqkm