![]() | Clinical application of NAVA - the ICU team perspective The Pediatric Intensive Care Unit of the University Hospital of Brussels has a long and well established reputation as a pioneer in the research and clinical application of lung protective ventilation. The PICU was early to study and adapt Pressure Regulated Volume Control - PRVC and Automode in the 1990's. The entire PICU staff has been trained and is using Neurally Adjusted Ventilatory Assist - NAVA for the past four months. After a few initial experiences in weaning for uncomplicated patient cases, Professor Said Hachimi-Idrissi and staff have been gaining experience with NAVA in more complex cases. Download this article as PDF - including clickable references to abstracts, when available in the public domain Read More |
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