… 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. …

… This review will identify proposed mechanisms for therapeutic effectiveness, current delivery
equipment, guidelines for rational patient application, and direction for further research. …

… The debate regarding use of high oxygen concentrations in the ICU treatment of sepsis is
also continuing with authors reasoning strongly for [65] and strongly against hyperoxia [61▪] . …

… The second part of this study aims to assess the role of clinical evidence in the rational
use of IMRT. The term “rational use” was used in the sense of “justification for the use.” We …

… rationale for once-daily dosing. Multiple dosing (2 times daily) is recommended for the use of
aminoglycosides in combination therapy … h, despite CRRT with high flows. Assuming similar …

… high-volume and very highvolume hemofiltration and a number of hybrid therapies encompassing
high… So, we should be very careful about the use of appropriate terms when describing …

… 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 …

… of oxygen therapy for hospitalized patients and the use oxygen in our patients rationally. It
is … However, recent evidence also suggests that liberal oxygen therapy in acutely ill adults is …

… that a relatively high proportion of … high appropriate use of glycopeptides deserves some
comments. When our controlled antibiotic policy was first reinforced in 1992, appropriate use of …