The initial Mayo Clinic experience using high-frequency oscillatory ventilation for adult patients: A retrospective study

Medicine and Dentistry

• Retrospective Study 100%
• Lung 50%
• Hypoxemia 50%
• Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome 50%
• Intensive Care Unit 50%
• Hypotension 50%
• Mean Arterial Pressure 50%
• Septic Shock 50%
• Heart Arrest 50%
• Rescue Therapy 50%
• Hypertensive Factor 50%
• Pulmonary Edema 50%
• Hospital Mortality 50%
• APACHE II 50%
• Device Failure 50%
• Intensivist 50%
• SOFA Score 50%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Oxygenation 100%
• Intensive Care Unit 33%
• Mean Arterial Pressure 33%
• Hypertensive Factor 33%
• Lung Edema 33%
• APACHE 33%
• Heart Arrest 33%
• Hypotension 33%
• Rescue Therapy 33%
• Septic Shock 33%
• Hospital Mortality 33%
• Intensivist 33%
• Adult Respiratory Distress Syndrome 33%
• Hypoxemia 33%
• Device Failure 33%
• Sequential Organ Failure Assessment Score 33%

Keyphrases

• Mayo Clinic 100%
• Adult Patients 100%
• High-frequency Ventilation 100%
• First Year 15%
• Artificial Ventilation 15%
• PaO2 7%
• Tertiary Care Hospital 7%
• Intensive Care Unit 7%
• White People 7%
• Systemic Hypotension 7%
• Mean Arterial Pressure 7%
• Septic Shock 7%
• Change in Mean 7%
• Cardiac Arrest 7%
• Rescue Therapy 7%
• Vasopressors 7%
• Pulmonary Edema 7%
• Sick 7%
• Oxygenation 7%
• FiO2 7%
• Hospital Mortality 7%
• APACHE II Score 7%
• Intensivist 7%
• First Day 7%
• Life Support 7%
• Oxygenation Index 7%
• Equipment Failure 7%
• SOFA Score 7%
• Ventilation Strategy 7%
• Refractory Hypoxemia 7%
• Protective Lung Strategy 7%
• Ventilator Settings 7%
• Unilateral Pneumonia 7%
• Oxygenation Parameters 7%