Incidence of ventilator associated pneumonia in burn patients with inhalation injury treated with high frequency percussive ventilation versus volume control ventilation: A systematic review
Highlights • HFPV was thought to decrease VAP in burn patients. • Higher tidal volumes during VCV may have contributed to higher rates of pneumonia in earlier studies when compared to HFPV. • Evidence about decreased incidence of VAP in burn patients with inhalation injuries on HFPV is inconclusive....
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| description | Highlights • HFPV was thought to decrease VAP in burn patients. • Higher tidal volumes during VCV may have contributed to higher rates of pneumonia in earlier studies when compared to HFPV. • Evidence about decreased incidence of VAP in burn patients with inhalation injuries on HFPV is inconclusive. |
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