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Ventilator Weaning

Also known as: Mechanical Ventilator Weaning Mechanical ventilatory weaning Respirator Weaning Ventilator Weaning Ventilator Weaning, Mechanical Ventilator weaning success Ventilator weaning success (ability to tolerate tracheostomy collar for 48h without ventilator support, or 7 consecutive days of nocturnal-only ventilation <=8h) Weaning from mechanically assisted ventilation Weaning from mechanically assisted ventilation (procedure) Weaning from mechanically assisted ventilation (regime/therapy) Weaning, Mechanical Ventilator Weaning, Respirator +1 more
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Findings (50)

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improvement

Regardless of treatment group, patients who achieved greater improvements in functional measures including handgrip strength, gait speed, 6MWD, and ambulation were significantly more likely to wean fr

Effect: improvement; OR 1.45 (SPPB), OR 2.19 (basic mobility)

Size: OR 1.45 (SPPB), OR 2.19 (basic mobility)
None
improvement

Regardless of treatment group, patients who achieved greater improvements in functional measures including handgrip strength, gait speed, 6MWD, and ambulation were significantly more likely to wean fr

Effect: improvement; OR 1.45 (SPPB), OR 2.19 (basic mobility)

Size: OR 1.45 (SPPB), OR 2.19 (basic mobility)
None
improvement

Regardless of treatment group, patients who achieved greater improvements in functional measures including handgrip strength, gait speed, 6MWD, and ambulation were significantly more likely to wean fr

Effect: improvement; OR 1.45 (SPPB), OR 2.19 (basic mobility)

Size: OR 1.45 (SPPB), OR 2.19 (basic mobility)
None
improvement

Regardless of treatment group, patients who achieved greater improvements in functional measures including handgrip strength, gait speed, 6MWD, and ambulation were significantly more likely to wean fr

Effect: improvement; OR 1.45 (SPPB), OR 2.19 (basic mobility)

Size: OR 1.45 (SPPB), OR 2.19 (basic mobility)
None
improvement

Regardless of treatment group, patients who achieved greater improvements in functional measures including handgrip strength, gait speed, 6MWD, and ambulation were significantly more likely to wean fr

Effect: improvement; OR 1.45 (SPPB), OR 2.19 (basic mobility)

Size: OR 1.45 (SPPB), OR 2.19 (basic mobility)
None
improvement

Regardless of treatment group, patients who achieved greater improvements in functional measures including handgrip strength, gait speed, 6MWD, and ambulation were significantly more likely to wean fr

Effect: improvement; OR 1.45 (SPPB), OR 2.19 (basic mobility)

Size: OR 1.45 (SPPB), OR 2.19 (basic mobility)
None
improvement

Regardless of treatment group, patients who achieved greater improvements in functional measures including handgrip strength, gait speed, 6MWD, and ambulation were significantly more likely to wean fr

Effect: improvement; OR 1.45 (SPPB), OR 2.19 (basic mobility)

Size: OR 1.45 (SPPB), OR 2.19 (basic mobility)
None
improvement

Regardless of treatment group, patients who achieved greater improvements in functional measures including handgrip strength, gait speed, 6MWD, and ambulation were significantly more likely to wean fr

Effect: improvement; OR 1.45 (SPPB), OR 2.19 (basic mobility)

Size: OR 1.45 (SPPB), OR 2.19 (basic mobility)
None
improvement

Regardless of treatment group, patients who achieved greater improvements in functional measures including handgrip strength, gait speed, 6MWD, and ambulation were significantly more likely to wean fr

Effect: improvement; OR 1.45 (SPPB), OR 2.19 (basic mobility)

Size: OR 1.45 (SPPB), OR 2.19 (basic mobility)
None
improvement

Regardless of treatment group, patients who achieved greater improvements in functional measures including handgrip strength, gait speed, 6MWD, and ambulation were significantly more likely to wean fr

Effect: improvement; OR 1.45 (SPPB), OR 2.19 (basic mobility)

Size: OR 1.45 (SPPB), OR 2.19 (basic mobility)
None
improvement

Regardless of treatment group, patients who achieved greater improvements in functional measures including handgrip strength, gait speed, 6MWD, and ambulation were significantly more likely to wean fr

Effect: improvement; OR 1.45 (SPPB), OR 2.19 (basic mobility)

Size: OR 1.45 (SPPB), OR 2.19 (basic mobility)
None
improvement

Regardless of treatment group, patients who achieved greater improvements in functional measures including handgrip strength, gait speed, 6MWD, and ambulation were significantly more likely to wean fr

Effect: improvement; OR 1.45 (SPPB), OR 2.19 (basic mobility)

Size: OR 1.45 (SPPB), OR 2.19 (basic mobility)
None
improvement

Regardless of treatment group, patients who achieved greater improvements in functional measures including handgrip strength, gait speed, 6MWD, and ambulation were significantly more likely to wean fr

Effect: improvement; OR 1.45 (SPPB), OR 2.19 (basic mobility)

Size: OR 1.45 (SPPB), OR 2.19 (basic mobility)
None
improvement

Regardless of treatment group, patients who achieved greater improvements in functional measures including handgrip strength, gait speed, 6MWD, and ambulation were significantly more likely to wean fr

Effect: improvement; OR 1.45 (SPPB), OR 2.19 (basic mobility)

Size: OR 1.45 (SPPB), OR 2.19 (basic mobility)
None
improvement

Regardless of treatment group, patients who achieved greater improvements in functional measures including handgrip strength, gait speed, 6MWD, and ambulation were significantly more likely to wean fr

Effect: improvement; OR 1.45 (SPPB), OR 2.19 (basic mobility)

Size: OR 1.45 (SPPB), OR 2.19 (basic mobility)
None
improvement

Regardless of treatment group, patients who achieved greater improvements in functional measures including handgrip strength, gait speed, 6MWD, and ambulation were significantly more likely to wean fr

Effect: improvement; OR 1.45 (SPPB), OR 2.19 (basic mobility)

Size: OR 1.45 (SPPB), OR 2.19 (basic mobility)
None
improvement

Regardless of treatment group, patients who achieved greater improvements in functional measures including handgrip strength, gait speed, 6MWD, and ambulation were significantly more likely to wean fr

Effect: improvement; OR 1.45 (SPPB), OR 2.19 (basic mobility)

Size: OR 1.45 (SPPB), OR 2.19 (basic mobility)
None
improvement

Regardless of treatment group, patients who achieved greater improvements in functional measures including handgrip strength, gait speed, 6MWD, and ambulation were significantly more likely to wean fr

Effect: improvement; OR 1.45 (SPPB), OR 2.19 (basic mobility)

Size: OR 1.45 (SPPB), OR 2.19 (basic mobility)
None
improvement

Regardless of treatment group, patients who achieved greater improvements in functional measures including handgrip strength, gait speed, 6MWD, and ambulation were significantly more likely to wean fr

Effect: improvement; OR 1.45 (SPPB), OR 2.19 (basic mobility)

Size: OR 1.45 (SPPB), OR 2.19 (basic mobility)
None
improvement

Regardless of treatment group, patients who achieved greater improvements in functional measures including handgrip strength, gait speed, 6MWD, and ambulation were significantly more likely to wean fr

Effect: improvement; OR 1.45 (SPPB), OR 2.19 (basic mobility)

Size: OR 1.45 (SPPB), OR 2.19 (basic mobility)
None
improvement

Regardless of treatment group, patients who achieved greater improvements in functional measures including handgrip strength, gait speed, 6MWD, and ambulation were significantly more likely to wean fr

Effect: improvement; OR 1.45 (SPPB), OR 2.19 (basic mobility)

Size: OR 1.45 (SPPB), OR 2.19 (basic mobility)
None
improvement

Regardless of treatment group, patients who achieved greater improvements in functional measures including handgrip strength, gait speed, 6MWD, and ambulation were significantly more likely to wean fr

Effect: improvement; OR 1.45 (SPPB), OR 2.19 (basic mobility)

Size: OR 1.45 (SPPB), OR 2.19 (basic mobility)
None
improvement

Regardless of treatment group, patients who achieved greater improvements in functional measures including handgrip strength, gait speed, 6MWD, and ambulation were significantly more likely to wean fr

Effect: improvement; OR 1.45 (SPPB), OR 2.19 (basic mobility)

Size: OR 1.45 (SPPB), OR 2.19 (basic mobility)
None
improvement

Regardless of treatment group, patients who achieved greater improvements in functional measures including handgrip strength, gait speed, 6MWD, and ambulation were significantly more likely to wean fr

Effect: improvement; OR 1.45 (SPPB), OR 2.19 (basic mobility)

Size: OR 1.45 (SPPB), OR 2.19 (basic mobility)
None
improvement

Regardless of treatment group, patients who achieved greater improvements in functional measures including handgrip strength, gait speed, 6MWD, and ambulation were significantly more likely to wean fr

Effect: improvement; OR 1.45 (SPPB), OR 2.19 (basic mobility)

Size: OR 1.45 (SPPB), OR 2.19 (basic mobility)
None
improvement

Regardless of treatment group, patients who achieved greater improvements in functional measures including handgrip strength, gait speed, 6MWD, and ambulation were significantly more likely to wean fr

Effect: improvement; OR 1.45 (SPPB), OR 2.19 (basic mobility)

Size: OR 1.45 (SPPB), OR 2.19 (basic mobility)
None
improvement

Regardless of treatment group, patients who achieved greater improvements in functional measures including handgrip strength, gait speed, 6MWD, and ambulation were significantly more likely to wean fr

Effect: improvement; OR 1.45 (SPPB), OR 2.19 (basic mobility)

Size: OR 1.45 (SPPB), OR 2.19 (basic mobility)
None
improvement

The addition of a progressive multimodal rehabilitation program to usual care physical therapy significantly improved ventilator weaning success in ICU survivors with acquired weakness, with 87% of th

Effect: improvement; 87% vs. 41%

Size: 87% vs. 41%
None
improvement

The addition of a progressive multimodal rehabilitation program to usual care physical therapy significantly improved ventilator weaning success in ICU survivors with acquired weakness, with 87% of th

Effect: improvement; 87% vs. 41%

Size: 87% vs. 41%
None
improvement

The addition of a progressive multimodal rehabilitation program to usual care physical therapy significantly improved ventilator weaning success in ICU survivors with acquired weakness, with 87% of th

Effect: improvement; 87% vs. 41%

Size: 87% vs. 41%
None
improvement

The addition of a progressive multimodal rehabilitation program to usual care physical therapy significantly improved ventilator weaning success in ICU survivors with acquired weakness, with 87% of th

Effect: improvement; 87% vs. 41%

Size: 87% vs. 41%
None
improvement

The addition of a progressive multimodal rehabilitation program to usual care physical therapy significantly improved ventilator weaning success in ICU survivors with acquired weakness, with 87% of th

Effect: improvement; 87% vs. 41%

Size: 87% vs. 41%
None
improvement

The addition of a progressive multimodal rehabilitation program to usual care physical therapy significantly improved ventilator weaning success in ICU survivors with acquired weakness, with 87% of th

Effect: improvement; 87% vs. 41%

Size: 87% vs. 41%
None
improvement

The addition of a progressive multimodal rehabilitation program to usual care physical therapy significantly improved ventilator weaning success in ICU survivors with acquired weakness, with 87% of th

Effect: improvement; 87% vs. 41%

Size: 87% vs. 41%
None
improvement

The addition of a progressive multimodal rehabilitation program to usual care physical therapy significantly improved ventilator weaning success in ICU survivors with acquired weakness, with 87% of th

Effect: improvement; 87% vs. 41%

Size: 87% vs. 41%
None
improvement

The addition of a progressive multimodal rehabilitation program to usual care physical therapy significantly improved ventilator weaning success in ICU survivors with acquired weakness, with 87% of th

Effect: improvement; 87% vs. 41%

Size: 87% vs. 41%
None
improvement

The addition of a progressive multimodal rehabilitation program to usual care physical therapy significantly improved ventilator weaning success in ICU survivors with acquired weakness, with 87% of th

Effect: improvement; 87% vs. 41%

Size: 87% vs. 41%
None
improvement

The addition of a progressive multimodal rehabilitation program to usual care physical therapy significantly improved ventilator weaning success in ICU survivors with acquired weakness, with 87% of th

Effect: improvement; 87% vs. 41%

Size: 87% vs. 41%
None
improvement

The addition of a progressive multimodal rehabilitation program to usual care physical therapy significantly improved ventilator weaning success in ICU survivors with acquired weakness, with 87% of th

Effect: improvement; 87% vs. 41%

Size: 87% vs. 41%
None
improvement

The addition of a progressive multimodal rehabilitation program to usual care physical therapy significantly improved ventilator weaning success in ICU survivors with acquired weakness, with 87% of th

Effect: improvement; 87% vs. 41%

Size: 87% vs. 41%
None
improvement

The addition of a progressive multimodal rehabilitation program to usual care physical therapy significantly improved ventilator weaning success in ICU survivors with acquired weakness, with 87% of th

Effect: improvement; 87% vs. 41%

Size: 87% vs. 41%
None
improvement

The addition of a progressive multimodal rehabilitation program to usual care physical therapy significantly improved ventilator weaning success in ICU survivors with acquired weakness, with 87% of th

Effect: improvement; 87% vs. 41%

Size: 87% vs. 41%
None
improvement

The addition of a progressive multimodal rehabilitation program to usual care physical therapy significantly improved ventilator weaning success in ICU survivors with acquired weakness, with 87% of th

Effect: improvement; 87% vs. 41%

Size: 87% vs. 41%
None
improvement

The addition of a progressive multimodal rehabilitation program to usual care physical therapy significantly improved ventilator weaning success in ICU survivors with acquired weakness, with 87% of th

Effect: improvement; 87% vs. 41%

Size: 87% vs. 41%
None
improvement

The addition of a progressive multimodal rehabilitation program to usual care physical therapy significantly improved ventilator weaning success in ICU survivors with acquired weakness, with 87% of th

Effect: improvement; 87% vs. 41%

Size: 87% vs. 41%
None
improvement

The addition of a progressive multimodal rehabilitation program to usual care physical therapy significantly improved ventilator weaning success in ICU survivors with acquired weakness, with 87% of th

Effect: improvement; 87% vs. 41%

Size: 87% vs. 41%
None
improvement

The addition of a progressive multimodal rehabilitation program to usual care physical therapy significantly improved ventilator weaning success in ICU survivors with acquired weakness, with 87% of th

Effect: improvement; 87% vs. 41%

Size: 87% vs. 41%
None
improvement

The addition of a progressive multimodal rehabilitation program to usual care physical therapy significantly improved ventilator weaning success in ICU survivors with acquired weakness, with 87% of th

Effect: improvement; 87% vs. 41%

Size: 87% vs. 41%
None
improvement

The addition of a progressive multimodal rehabilitation program to usual care physical therapy significantly improved ventilator weaning success in ICU survivors with acquired weakness, with 87% of th

Effect: improvement; 87% vs. 41%

Size: 87% vs. 41%
None
improvement

The addition of a progressive multimodal rehabilitation program to usual care physical therapy significantly improved ventilator weaning success in ICU survivors with acquired weakness, with 87% of th

Effect: improvement; 87% vs. 41%

Size: 87% vs. 41%

Papers (1)