… registry of more than 12 000 patients with data at baseline and under CPAP treatment. … over
the months of CPAP use. Finally, the equipment used for CPAP treatment is of importance as …

… Epiglottic collapse can jeopardize CPAP use and cause UPPP failure ([47,48]). Partial
epiglottidectomy is implemented through horizontal or vertical model according to the collapse …

… failure in CPAP therapy constituted a risk factor for subsequent CPAP therapy failure. In the
… therapy within 1 y, whereas the failure rate was 48% in the group of subjects with a previous …

… CPAP therapy on gas exchange in patients with obesity hypoventilation syndrome who failed
CPAP … Our data suggest that CPAP titration failure does not equal CPAP treatment failure. …

… respiratory failure who received initial management with CPAP to see … CPAP success (hospital
survival with CPAP alone) or failure (either death where CPAP was a ceiling of treatment, …

… and the expected benefit of NIV/CPAP treatment. Treatment options change with child's
age and the need for NIV/CPAP requires a constant evaluation. From a practical point of view, …

… pressure (HBP), and baseline chronic heart failure or ischemic heart disease (CHF/IHD);
in … mechanisms when they are still reversible or partially reversible; and, in secondary …

… Based on the observation and care provided so far to more than 70 COVID-19 patients
with HRF in our RICU, we propose that the initiation of the CPAP treatment should always …

… could improve treatment adherence and outcomes in patients who cannot tolerate CPAP. …
In patients with moderate–severe OSA who fail CPAP therapy due to low adherence, BPAP is …

… positive airway pressure (CPAP) failure in premature infants … Neonates at ≤ 32 weeks
gestation supported by early CPAP … a noninvasive alternative to the partial pressure of oxygen (…