Mechanical Ventilation Strategies in the Critically Ill Burn Patient: A Practical Review for Clinicians

Jared S. Folwell; Anthony P. Basel; Garrett W. Britton; Thomas A. Mitchell; Michael R. Rowland; Renford Cindass; David R. Lowery; Alicia M. Williams; David S. Lidwell; Linda Hong; Jason J. Nam; Jonathan B. Lundy; Jeremy C. Pamplin; Leopoldo C. Cancio

doi:10.3390/ebj2030011

Mechanical Ventilation Strategies in the Critically Ill Burn Patient: A Practical Review for Clinicians

Jared S. Folwell, Anthony P. Basel^*, Garrett W. Britton, Thomas A. Mitchell, Michael R. Rowland, Renford Cindass, David R. Lowery, Alicia M. Williams, David S. Lidwell, Linda Hong, Jason J. Nam, Jonathan B. Lundy, Jeremy C. Pamplin, Leopoldo C. Cancio

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Abstract

Burn patients are a unique population when considering strategies for ventilatory support. Frequent surgical operations, inhalation injury, pneumonia, and long durations of mechanical ventilation add to the challenging physiology of severe burn injury. We aim to provide a practical and evidence-based review of mechanical ventilation strategies for the critically ill burn patient that is tailored to the bedside clinician.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	140-151
Number of pages	12
Journal	European Burn Journal
Volume	2
Issue number	3
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.3390/ebj2030011
State	Published - Sep 2021
Externally published	Yes

Keywords

acute respiratory distress syndrome
airway-pressure-release ventilation
bi-level positive airway pressure
burn
continuous positive airway pressure
critical care
high-flow nasal cannula
high-frequency percussive ventilation
inhalation injury
mechanical ventilation
noninvasive ventilation
respiratory failure
thermal injury

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Folwell, J. S., Basel, A. P., Britton, G. W., Mitchell, T. A., Rowland, M. R., Cindass, R., Lowery, D. R., Williams, A. M., Lidwell, D. S., Hong, L., Nam, J. J., Lundy, J. B., Pamplin, J. C., & Cancio, L. C. (2021). Mechanical Ventilation Strategies in the Critically Ill Burn Patient: A Practical Review for Clinicians. European Burn Journal, 2(3), 140-151. https://doi.org/10.3390/ebj2030011

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