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Med Int Mex 2019; 35 (6)

Pasive early movilization in patients with mechanical ventilation

Plascencia-Zurita, Lidya Angélica; Manzano-Vergara,

Language: Spanish
References: 24
Page: 944-951
PDF size: 362.37 Kb.


ABSTRACT

Background: There is much evidence that the withdrawal of mechanical ventilation tends to be delayed, exposing the patient to unnecessary discomfort, increased risk of complications and increased costs. The time in the mechanical ventilation removal process represents 40%-50% of the total duration of mechanical ventilation. In 2017, our hospital spent 34,581 pesos/day per patient in the adult intensive care unit.
Clinical cases: A male and female patients, 47 and 48 years old, respectively, who required mechanical ventilation. In the case 2 early passive mobilization was done.
Conclusion: An important clinical improvement was observed in the case where this mobilization was carried out. It can not be held responsible only for the early passive mobilization of the patient’s improvement, but it opens an area of opportunity at low cost to reduce days of mechanical ventilation and thereby reduce days of stay in the intensive care unit and therefore costs.


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