… was less in the pressure support ventilation and high-flow oxygen groups than in the T-tube …
and the successful weaning rate on the first day was higher in the high-flow oxygen group …

… successful weaning from invasive ventilation in children, no difference was found in HFNC
and NIMV success … A higher flow rate than the inspiratory flow rate of the patient provides less …

… of high-flow oxygen therapy applied to the tracheostomy cannula (T-HF). In this study, we
compared the effects of T-HF or conventional low-flow oxygen therapy (… at high risk of weaning …

… Infants using low oxygen flow to wean CPAP may have higher risk to develop significant
BPD and ROP. An essential factor to guarantee successful weaning is clinical stability, and not …

… intubation, death, or successful separation from HFOT defined as discontinuation of HFOT
for more than 48 h or until ICU discharge. In our unit, HFOT weaning was supervised by the …

… Optimizing weaning to reduce the duration of ventilation is crucial.[1,2] The extubation of the
… of the weaning period; however, extubation is permitted only after a successful weaning trial …

… When the HFNC weaning-off targets are reached (20 L/min and 0.3 for flow and … oxygen
therapy (mainly low-flow nasal prongs). The primary outcome is the time to successful weaning …

… of critically ill patients with prolonged weaning. In addition, high-flow nasal cannula (HFNC)
oxygen has been proved to provide efficient support for both high- and low-risk patients after …

… similar during highflow tracheal oxygen and conventional O2 therapy. … O2 therapy in
tracheostomized subjects weaning from … Moreover, HFTO can contribute to successful weaning by …

… ); the criteria for weaning assessments in this study included evidence of clinical … success
rate of oxygen therapy at 24h after extubation. In the present study, successful oxygen therapy …