2020
DOI: 10.1016/j.acci.2020.03.001
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Consenso colombiano de sindrome de dificultad respiratoria aguda (SDRA) «Documento de Rionegro 2019»

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“…(61) According to the Colombian ARDS consensus, the initial approach for PEEP should be guided by the PEEP / FIO2 table (GRADE; Strong recommendation; moderate level of evidence 1B). (62,63) Other titration methods for PEEP include the volume pressure curve, the best compliance, the stress index (=1), transpulmonary pressure, or image-guided (CT, ultrasound) best driving pressure. (61) The consensus suggests the use of driving pressure for PEEP titration (GRADE; Moderate level of evidence; weak recommendation 2B).…”
Section: High Peep Versus Low Peepmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…(61) According to the Colombian ARDS consensus, the initial approach for PEEP should be guided by the PEEP / FIO2 table (GRADE; Strong recommendation; moderate level of evidence 1B). (62,63) Other titration methods for PEEP include the volume pressure curve, the best compliance, the stress index (=1), transpulmonary pressure, or image-guided (CT, ultrasound) best driving pressure. (61) The consensus suggests the use of driving pressure for PEEP titration (GRADE; Moderate level of evidence; weak recommendation 2B).…”
Section: High Peep Versus Low Peepmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…If available, the use of volumetric capnography for PEEP titration is suggested in moderate to severe ARDS (GRADE; Low level of evidence; very weak recommendation 2C) (63) There is no conclusive evidence on volumetric capnography in COVID-19.…”
Section: High Peep Versus Low Peepmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…En 2019 la Asociación Colombiana de Medicina Crítica y Cuidado Intensivo (12) publica un consenso, donde realizan una revisión de los criterios de Berlín proponiendo que un buen número de pacientes son diagnosticados en las primeras 72 horas, casi en su totalidad diagnosticándose antes de la primera semana, además recomendando la realización de TAC de tórax para mejorar la objetividad en cuando al criterio de opacidades multilobares que no correspondan a edema cardiogénico, teniendo en cuenta que una radiografía de tórax puede ser observador, dependiente o dicha imagen se puede confundir con masas o nódulos, además recomiendan el uso de ecografía como herramienta coadyuvante.…”
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