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American Journal of Critical Care, 06/29/09
Grap MJ et al. - The overall goals of sedation are to provide physiological stability, to maintain ventilator synchrony, and to ensure patients’ comfort although methods to evaluate achievement of these goals are limited. Reducing risks associated with mechanical ventilation in critically ill patients is a complex and interdisciplinary process.
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