… In our experience, tracheostomy should be carried out in these critically ill … The
mortality rate of our intubated, critically ill patients was 60.2%. This figure was 56.7% among …

… tracheostomy is appropriate. Studies from China show that most patients who become critically
ill with COVID-19 do … However, critically ill patients may have significantly longer positive …

… The timing of tracheostomy is yet to be defined in such critically ill patients, but early
recommendations worldwide seem to suggest waiting at least 14 days of endotracheal intubation to …

… in the rehabilitation of patients with COVID-19 in a systematic review without meta-analysi. …
Case 1: MV-dependent PCT via tracheostomy, as a result of preexisting disease. Closed …

… swabs or tracheal secretion. Patients with high clinical probability of COVID-19 infection but
… Furthermore, since this registry features a significant proportion of severely ill patients, a …

… Our literature review showed that despite the importance of … , the fissure between the trachea
and esophagus, and bladder … , myalgia or fatigue, and respiratory distress in a metaanalysis…

… Systematic reviews in this journal have suggested benefit to early tracheostomy in non-COVID-19,
critically ill patients and that delaying tracheostomy increases the incidence of long-…

… swabs, nasopharyngeal swabs, and tracheal aspirates. Causes such as low viral load, …
patient has not got COVID-19 [1, 2]. When RT-PCR is negative, the diag nosis of COVID-19 …

… study, we included various factors related to severity such as tracheostomy, length of ICU …
following spinal cord injury: A systematic review and meta-analysi. Clin Neurol Neurosurg 193, …

… A systematic review is also conducted around six key questions … important use cases of AI
for COVID-19 including COVID-19 … the thorax of subjects or trachea while sitting or standing in …