… The findings of this review suggest that HFNC should be used as a rescue treatment for
hypoxaemic infants who have not responded to standard sub nasal oxygen therapy. The use of …

… , the treatment with high flows for 3 hours … a rational justification that warm and moisture
high flows in patients with stable COPD may improve comfort and patient adherence to treatment. …

… High-flow nasal oxygen (HFNO) therapy is a relatively new type of noninvasive respiratory
support that has been gaining widespread use … a flow higher than the patient's inspiratory flow …

… for the rational clinical application of … therapy in adult patients on PubMed and the Cochrane
Database. We limited our search to English-language publications using the terms “high flow…

… recommendations for the use of HFNC alongside conventional oxygen therapy (COT) and
… These clinical and physiological benefits constitute a strong rationale for early use of HFNC …

… high-flow therapy and 263 conventional oxygen therapy. Reintubation within 72 hours was
less common in the high-flow group (… failure was less common in the high-flow group (22/264 …

… the Student’s t test or Mann-Whitney U test, as appropriate. Differences in categorical …
Higher Sp O 2 /Fi O 2 values were observed and higher flow rates were used in the validation …

… be used to infer treatment effects. A hazard ratio less than 1 for intubation indicates benefit
with use of high-flow oxygen therapy. A … indicates benefit with use of high-flow oxygen therapy. …

… [ 25 ] With HFNC, despite the high flow, the dispersion of exhaled air obtained from the
mannequin test appeared not to be significantly different from other conventional oxygen …

… Standard oxygen therapy was used in this group only if the nasal cannula … used until high-flow
oxygen therapy could be tolerated again. Criteria for weaning off high-flow oxygen therapy …