… Mechanical ventilation (MV) is fundamental to the resuscitation of brain injured patients, …
MV can also induce alveolar damage in susceptible individuals, yet changes in ventilation …

… brain injury (ABI) admitted to the intensive care unit (ICU) frequently require mechanical
ventilation or … Mechanical ventilation is used as a mechanism to ensure reliable oxygen delivery …

… brain injury, with limited data in patients with TBI. This narrative review will summarize the
existing evidence for mechanical ventilation … delivery of mechanical ventilation and determine …

… clinical studies have demonstrated that isolated acute brain injury (ABI) may cause severe
… to damage after brain injury (BI). The pathophysiology of these brain–lung interactions are …

… of mechanical ventilation of acute severely brain-injured … injury due to neurogenic pulmonary
edema, aspiration of oropharyngeal contents, pneumonia, and atelectasis. The ventilatory …

… PEEP increases functional residual capacity (FRC) and may reduce incidence of
mechanical ventilation induced injury. However, it may have deleterious effects on the brain …

… initiates an inflammatory cascade that may result in secondary brain injury … brain injury.
Lung pathology can be part of the initial injury process, or result from sequelae of the brain injury …

… brain injury … brain injury, analyses indicate that ventilator-associated pneumonia rates are
not decreased with early tracheostomy. Further, this study implies that mechanical ventilation …

… terms used for the search were “brain injury” and “Mechanical Ventilation”, with the limit “… ,
lung protective strategies and outcomes in brain-injured patients. The following outcomes were …

… on the MV on patients receiving NCC after acute brain injury, published in the last 10
years, in English language. Some of the included studies report data on a limited sample size. …