2014
DOI: 10.7322/abcshs.v39i1.253
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Treinamento muscular respiratório em pacientes em desmame da ventilação mecânica

Abstract: Introdução: A fraqueza da musculatura respiratória é uma das principais causas da dificuldade e/ou insucesso no desmame. Para minimizar os efeitos da ventilação mecânica (VM) prolongada, os fisioterapeutas utilizam o treinamento muscular respiratório, sendo o Threshold IMT® o método mais utilizado. Objetivo: Avaliar a eficácia do treinamento muscular respiratório com o uso do aparelho Threshold IMT®, sobre parâmetros respiratórios de pacientes em desmame da VM. Métodos: Os pacientes foram distribuídos aleatori… Show more

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“…Three studies 28,30,36 reported that experimental group participants underwent training on all days during their weaning period. Caruso et al 29 reported that 88% of scheduled sessions were initiated and 86% of these were completed.…”
Section: Tolerability and Adverse Eventsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Three studies 28,30,36 reported that experimental group participants underwent training on all days during their weaning period. Caruso et al 29 reported that 88% of scheduled sessions were initiated and 86% of these were completed.…”
Section: Tolerability and Adverse Eventsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The reasons for mechanical ventilation included respiratory, other medical, surgical, trauma, and reduced consciousness. Four studies 28,30,31,33 included only participants with an endotracheal tube, two studies 34,36 included only participants with a tracheostomy, and the remaining four studies did not specify the type of intubation. Three studies [28][29][30] reported APACHE II scores, which ranged from means of 20 to 67, and one study 34 reported a mean SAPS II score of 34.…”
Section: Participantsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Since 2011, 9 randomised trials of inspiratory muscle training in intensive care patients have been published (Cader et al, 2010, Martin et al, 2011, Condessa et al, 2013, Dixit and Prakash, 2014, Elbouhy et al, 2014, Ibrahiem et al, 2014, Pascotini et al, 2014, Shimizu et al, 2014, and the results of these studies have been summarised in 2 systematic reviews with meta-analyses (Moodie et al, 2011, Elkins andDentice, 2015). While the metaanalyses confirmed that inspiratory muscle training in ventilator-dependent patients increases respiratory muscle strength and facilitates weaning (Moodie et al, 2011, Elkins andDentice, 2015), there is wide variability in both patient selection and training programs used across the studies.…”
Section: Update and Ethical Discussion Of Continuation Of Studymentioning
confidence: 99%