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Evidence-Based Management of Patients with Respiratory Failure

Andrés Esteban ; Deborah J. Cook ; Antonio Anzueto (eds.)

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Intensive / Critical Care Medicine

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No detectada 2004 SpringerLink

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ISBN impreso

978-3-540-20947-8

ISBN electrónico

978-3-540-27314-1

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Springer Nature

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Reino Unido

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© Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2004

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Evidence-based Management of Patients with Respiratory Failure: An Introduction

A. Esteban; A. Anzueto; D. Cook

The fact that perfect foresight is possible in a random environment of an exchange economy seems to have been overlooked in the literature. This chapter demonstrates that forecasting rules which generate perfect foresight exist under standard assumptions. Using the methodology of Chapter 5, these socalled perfect forecasting rules can successfully be estimated from historical data by means of nonparametric estimations. The censoring of the approximated forecasting rules assures that the system is kept stable at all stages of the estimation procedure and that the resulting process satisfies the necessary stochastic properties. It should be noted that the method required neither the existence of a perfect forecasting rule nor its contraction property.

Pp. 1-3

Mechanical Ventilation: Epidemiology and Outcomes

A. Esteban; N. D. Ferguson; F. Frutos-Vivar

The fact that perfect foresight is possible in a random environment of an exchange economy seems to have been overlooked in the literature. This chapter demonstrates that forecasting rules which generate perfect foresight exist under standard assumptions. Using the methodology of Chapter 5, these socalled perfect forecasting rules can successfully be estimated from historical data by means of nonparametric estimations. The censoring of the approximated forecasting rules assures that the system is kept stable at all stages of the estimation procedure and that the resulting process satisfies the necessary stochastic properties. It should be noted that the method required neither the existence of a perfect forecasting rule nor its contraction property.

Pp. 5-11

Ventilator Modes: Which do we use and how should we use them?

F. Frutos-Vivar; N. D. Ferguson; A. Esteban

The fact that perfect foresight is possible in a random environment of an exchange economy seems to have been overlooked in the literature. This chapter demonstrates that forecasting rules which generate perfect foresight exist under standard assumptions. Using the methodology of Chapter 5, these socalled perfect forecasting rules can successfully be estimated from historical data by means of nonparametric estimations. The censoring of the approximated forecasting rules assures that the system is kept stable at all stages of the estimation procedure and that the resulting process satisfies the necessary stochastic properties. It should be noted that the method required neither the existence of a perfect forecasting rule nor its contraction property.

Pp. 13-20

Management of Patients with Respiratory Failure: An Evidence-based Approach

L. Gattinoni; D. Chiumello; F. Vagginelli

The fact that perfect foresight is possible in a random environment of an exchange economy seems to have been overlooked in the literature. This chapter demonstrates that forecasting rules which generate perfect foresight exist under standard assumptions. Using the methodology of Chapter 5, these socalled perfect forecasting rules can successfully be estimated from historical data by means of nonparametric estimations. The censoring of the approximated forecasting rules assures that the system is kept stable at all stages of the estimation procedure and that the resulting process satisfies the necessary stochastic properties. It should be noted that the method required neither the existence of a perfect forecasting rule nor its contraction property.

Pp. 21-27

What is the Utility of Monitoring Pulmonary Mechanics in the Treatment of Patients with Acute Respiratory Failure?

S. Benito; M. Subirana; J. M. García

The fact that perfect foresight is possible in a random environment of an exchange economy seems to have been overlooked in the literature. This chapter demonstrates that forecasting rules which generate perfect foresight exist under standard assumptions. Using the methodology of Chapter 5, these socalled perfect forecasting rules can successfully be estimated from historical data by means of nonparametric estimations. The censoring of the approximated forecasting rules assures that the system is kept stable at all stages of the estimation procedure and that the resulting process satisfies the necessary stochastic properties. It should be noted that the method required neither the existence of a perfect forecasting rule nor its contraction property.

Pp. 29-35

What are the Best Methods for Weaning Patients from Mechanical Ventilation?

S. K. Epstein

The fact that perfect foresight is possible in a random environment of an exchange economy seems to have been overlooked in the literature. This chapter demonstrates that forecasting rules which generate perfect foresight exist under standard assumptions. Using the methodology of Chapter 5, these socalled perfect forecasting rules can successfully be estimated from historical data by means of nonparametric estimations. The censoring of the approximated forecasting rules assures that the system is kept stable at all stages of the estimation procedure and that the resulting process satisfies the necessary stochastic properties. It should be noted that the method required neither the existence of a perfect forecasting rule nor its contraction property.

Pp. 37-44

Venous Thromboembolism in the ICU: What is the Epidemiology and What are the Consequences?

D. Cook; M. Crowther; M. Meade

The fact that perfect foresight is possible in a random environment of an exchange economy seems to have been overlooked in the literature. This chapter demonstrates that forecasting rules which generate perfect foresight exist under standard assumptions. Using the methodology of Chapter 5, these socalled perfect forecasting rules can successfully be estimated from historical data by means of nonparametric estimations. The censoring of the approximated forecasting rules assures that the system is kept stable at all stages of the estimation procedure and that the resulting process satisfies the necessary stochastic properties. It should be noted that the method required neither the existence of a perfect forecasting rule nor its contraction property.

Pp. 45-50

Non-invasive Ventilation: How, when, for whom, and what outcome?

L. Brochard

The fact that perfect foresight is possible in a random environment of an exchange economy seems to have been overlooked in the literature. This chapter demonstrates that forecasting rules which generate perfect foresight exist under standard assumptions. Using the methodology of Chapter 5, these socalled perfect forecasting rules can successfully be estimated from historical data by means of nonparametric estimations. The censoring of the approximated forecasting rules assures that the system is kept stable at all stages of the estimation procedure and that the resulting process satisfies the necessary stochastic properties. It should be noted that the method required neither the existence of a perfect forecasting rule nor its contraction property.

Pp. 51-66

Pulmonary Recruitment in Acute Lung Injury

L. Blanch; A. Villagra; J. Lopez-Aguilar

The fact that perfect foresight is possible in a random environment of an exchange economy seems to have been overlooked in the literature. This chapter demonstrates that forecasting rules which generate perfect foresight exist under standard assumptions. Using the methodology of Chapter 5, these socalled perfect forecasting rules can successfully be estimated from historical data by means of nonparametric estimations. The censoring of the approximated forecasting rules assures that the system is kept stable at all stages of the estimation procedure and that the resulting process satisfies the necessary stochastic properties. It should be noted that the method required neither the existence of a perfect forecasting rule nor its contraction property.

Pp. 67-71

Lung-Protective Ventilation Trial: A Comparison of Physiologic Effects and Patient-important Outcomes

M. O. Meade; N. Adhikari; K. E. Burns

The fact that perfect foresight is possible in a random environment of an exchange economy seems to have been overlooked in the literature. This chapter demonstrates that forecasting rules which generate perfect foresight exist under standard assumptions. Using the methodology of Chapter 5, these socalled perfect forecasting rules can successfully be estimated from historical data by means of nonparametric estimations. The censoring of the approximated forecasting rules assures that the system is kept stable at all stages of the estimation procedure and that the resulting process satisfies the necessary stochastic properties. It should be noted that the method required neither the existence of a perfect forecasting rule nor its contraction property.

Pp. 73-78