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Predictors of successful weaning from prolonged mechanical ventilation in Taiwan
Respiratory Medicine, 06/30/09
Wu YK et al. - High rates of ventilator independence can be achieved in an RCC setting as an alternative to ICU care. Factors associated with unsuccessful weaning included longer duration of RCC stay, elevated BUN levels and lower modified GCS scores, serum albumin and PImax levels.
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