Despite being a common occurrence in intensive care units, acute hypoxemic respiratory failure requires quick decision-making by medical staff. Today, various non-invasive respiratory support options ...

Infants born at the threshold of viability are among the most fragile patients in modern medicine. Active care at 22–25 weeks’ gestation has improved survival, yet the respiratory course of these ...

Postextubation use of certain modes of noninvasive respiratory support was associated with fewer incidents of extubation failure in critically ill children, a meta-analysis found. Compared with ...

Revolutionary millimeter-wave sensor (MWS) developed to non-invasively monitor respiratory motion during diagnostic X-ray and CT scans. The sensor tracks respiratory cycles and confirms breath-holding ...

Please provide your email address to receive an email when new articles are posted on . Studied adults had sepsis-associated respiratory failure and were cytomegalovirus seropositive. Those receiving ...