Inadequate gas exchange by the respiratory system.
Life-threatening respiratory failure that develops rapidly.
1The complications leading to acute respiratory failure were unpredictable in most patients.
2Conclusion: Patients with pulmonary tuberculosis occasionally present with acute respiratory failure.
3Four developed profound hypotension, and three of these also suffered acute respiratory failure.
4Life-threatening acute respiratory failure associated with tumor lysis syndrome is rare.
5The conventional use of NPPV in hypoxaemic acute respiratory failure still remains controversial, however.
6Background: Neurogenic acute respiratory failure is usually caused by either infection or vascular insufficiency.
7Experience with MIPPV could benefit selected patients in the management of acute respiratory failure.
8The intensive care environment may contribute unnecessary immobilization throughout the course of acute respiratory failure.
9A final diagnosis of foreign body-induced empyema, acute respiratory failure, and septic shock was confirmed.
10He developed an acute respiratory failure that required paediatric intensive care admission and non-invasive ventilation.
11NIV has been used to prevent development of acute respiratory failure or post-extubation respiratory failure.
12Objectives: Rapid muscle wasting occurs during acute respiratory failure, resulting in muscle weakness and functional impairments.
13Results: Transfusion and Anemia Expertise Initiative experts developed seven recommendations focused on children with acute respiratory failure.
14We report the case of a patient who developed acute respiratory failure secondary to a spinal tumor.
15Summary: Preliminary clinical data show that NRS is safe and effective in children with acute respiratory failure.
16Background: Mechanical ventilation (MV) is a life-saving intervention in acute respiratory failure without any alternative.
Translations for acute respiratory failure