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08 August 2020: Clinical Research

Value of Combination of Heart, Lung, and Diaphragm Ultrasound in Predicting Weaning Outcome of Mechanical Ventilation

Xia Xu 1ACEF** , Rong Wu 1ACEF* , Ya-jiang Zhang 2BCDF , Hui-wen Li 1BCDF , Xiu-hong He 1CDEF , Shu-min Wang 1AEFG

DOI: 10.12659/MSM.924885

Med Sci Monit 2020; 26:e924885

Table 1 Comparison of clinical and biochemical variables between the successful and failed weaning groups.

VariablesSuccessful weaning group (n=81)Failed weaning group (n=24)P value
Age (years)57.32±11.1559.05±14.130.532
Male (n (%))53 (65.4%)18 (75.0%)0.379
BMI (kg/m)26 (22.5, 28)25.5 (24, 28)0.504
Primary disease(n (%))Pulmonary disease27 (33.3%)8 (33.3%)0.984
Cardiovascular disease24 (29.6%)8 (33.3%)
Septic shock11 (13.6%)3 (12.5%)
Others19 (23.5%)5 (20.8%)
Length of stay in ICU (d)10 (7, 14)11.5 (9, 15)0.185
Duration of mechanical ventilation (h)125 (90, 180)155 (100, 225)
APACHE II20 (15, 23)21 (17, 24)0.136
SOFA7 (4,10)8 (6, 11)0.154
RSBI (breath/min/l)34.8 (23.7, 54.5)43.4 (33.1, 68.8)
BNP (pg/ml)183 (83, 402)275 (142, 993)
APACHE II – acute physiology and chronic health evaluation II; BMI – body mass index; BNP – brain natriuretic peptide; RSBI – rapid shallow breathing index; SOFA – sequential organ failure assessment.

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