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La ventiloterapia non invasiva nel trattamento dell’insufficienza respiratoria acuta: i magnifici cinque

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Ventilazione meccanica non invasiva

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Rileggendo la prima edizione di questo libro, ci siamo immediatamente resi conto di quanto la NIV sia diventata popolare in questi ultimi dieci anni. Scrivevamo “una ricerca bibliografica eseguita su Medline nel marzo 1996, usando le parole chiave insufficienza respiratoria e ventilazione meccanica e una visione di tutte le voci bibliografiche riportate negli articoli pubblicati negli ultimi anni, ha evidenziato la presenza di 36 articoli originali sull’uso della NIV durante episodi di insufficienza respiratoria acuta da varie cause”. Bene, una nuova ricerca a marzo 2009, di cui illustriamo i dati nella Figura 11.1, ha mostrato un vero incremento esponenziale.

Numero di studi sulla NIV sino al marzo 2009

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Nava, S., Fanfulla, F. (2010). La ventiloterapia non invasiva nel trattamento dell’insufficienza respiratoria acuta: i magnifici cinque. In: Ventilazione meccanica non invasiva. Springer, Milano. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-88-470-1548-7_11

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