Post-ICU Syndrome Linked to Long-term Deficits
More than half of ICU survivors may experience post-intensive care syndrome (PICS), which involves new or worsening physical, psychological, or cognitive impairments after a critical illness.
More than half of ICU survivors may experience post-intensive care syndrome (PICS), which involves new or worsening physical, psychological, or cognitive impairments after a critical illness.
More than half of ICU survivors may experience post-intensive care syndrome (PICS), which involves new or worsening physical, psychological, or cognitive impairments after a critical illness.
Read MoreIn this edition of our “Industry Analysis” series, RT magazine speaks with manufacturers of inhaled nitric oxide delivery systems about the latest market innovations in the iNO industry.
Read MoreAnalysis of a school-based asthma therapy program in Ohio found significant health and behavioral improvements for students while saving thousands of dollars in medical costs via lower emergency care and hospitalizations.
Read MoreGeorgia Tech researchers have developed a pacifier that can constantly monitor a baby’s electrolyte levels in real time, eliminating the need for repeated invasive blood draws.
Read MoreUS hospitals closed a third of their pediatric inpatient units between 2008 and 2022, according to study findings published in JAMA Pediatrics.
Read MoreSentec Inc has debuted the tCOM+ patient monitor, which offers continuous transcutaneous monitoring of tcPCO2, SpO2, and pulse rate.
Read MoreThis article will discuss the invasive and noninvasive therapy options available for NICU clinicians, including bCPAP, HFO, NIV and invasive ventilation—and the factors these clinicians must weigh when initializing therapy or when it becomes necessary to escalate respiratory support.
Read MoreMallinckrodt has begun a national rollout of the INOmax Evolve DS delivery system, which is FDA-cleared to provide inhaled nitric oxide to certain neonatal ICU patients in order to improve oxygenation and reduce the need for extracorporeal membrane oxygenation.
Read MoreInternal trauma to the lungs is not the only morbidity threat to critical care patients; these patients also face the potential of external injuries due to respiratory device-related pressure injury and pressure ulcers.
Read MoreOngoing patient monitoring by respiratory therapists and critical care staff is key to survival and outcomes in the neonatal/pediatric intensive care unit.
Read MoreAn online exclusive look at the available bubble CPAP noninvasive respiratory support devices on the market from B&B Medical, Dräger Medical, Fisher & Paykel Healthcare, and Respiralogics.
Read MoreA new study demonstrates that extending CPAP therapy for premature infants who are doing well by two weeks enhances lung health.
Read MoreThe recall of the sensors, used in conjunction with the SonarMed airway monitoring system, is due to a restricted inner diameter that impedes the passage of suction catheters.
Read MoreThe NIH grant will support the development of new treatment methods for lung diseases in premature infants using gene and cell therapy.
Read MoreA study of critical care patients at a large children’s hospital finds unplanned extubations are common and linked to adverse events in nearly half of patients. Researchers identify the top risk factors, informing potential patient safety improvement practices.
Read MorePICU specialists at Children’s Memorial Hermann share four case studies of patients receiving ventilatory support who benefitted from the hospital’s adoption of transcutaneous CO2 monitoring and the continuous visibility it provides.
Read MoreA virtual reality (VR) simulation program at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital helped PICU staff hone their ability to recognize signs of respiratory distress and impending respiratory failure in pediatric patients, according to a AJCC study.
Read MoreResearchers have discovered some of the mechanisms that explain why premature lungs are especially sensitive to stress.
Read MoreNICU clinicians reveal best practices and explore the latest advancements in delivering resuscitation, oxygen therapy and aerosol therapy to newborns.
Read MoreA ventilator-dependent child was hospitalized for injuries sustained as a result of police flash-bangs deployed during a raid on his home in Ohio, according to allegations by his mother and reported by multiple media outlets.
Read MoreHere’s a look at best practices for initiating bubble CPAP, a noninvasive, low-cost therapy for preemies and infants in need of respiratory support.
Read MoreRainbow Babies & Children’s Hospital in Cleveland will open a pediatric cardiac intensive care unit (PCICU) on November 9.
Read MoreIn RT’s October-November 2023 issue we cover best practices for management of severe asthma; PICU capnography and pulse oximetry; and high-level pulmonary support in the NICU.
Read MoreMercury Medical donated its NeoTee T-Piece Resuscitators to NGO Neonatologists for Africa to help newborns survive their first hour of life.
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