Use of high concentrations of oxygen as medical treatment.
1However, oxygen therapy can often not be avoided in neonatal intensive care.
2We identified randomized controlled trials that compared HFNC to conventional oxygen therapy.
3Background: Home oxygen therapy is often required in children with chronic respiratory conditions.
4Seven patients who did not receive hyperbaric oxygen therapy developed delayed neurological sequelae.
5Some people will need to be in hospital for oxygen therapy.
6After each trial standard oxygen therapy was reinstituted for 10 min.
7He also said CMS data shows that the oxygen therapy market has been shrinking.
8Seven months after OLT, home oxygen therapy was still required to treat basal hypoxemia.
9Access to life-saving oxygen therapy is limited in many areas.
10Pneumonia was the most common reason for oxygen therapy (n = 9).
11Use of opioids and oxygen therapy after surgery also didn't appear to impact the risk.
12The hypoxaemic patients were tested both with and without (or reduced) oxygen therapy.
13Capacity building for nursing care and oxygen therapy is a non-scientific objective of the study.
14Of those patients, only 793 ended up having the oxygen therapy on top of standard care.
15The first patient always maintained excellent oxygen saturation throughout hospitalization with no need for additional oxygen therapy.
16No significant correlations were found between duration of mechanical ventilation or oxygen therapy and overall neurodevelopmental outcome.
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