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Predictors of Airway Extubation/Weaning Failure
Airway management in intensive care unit (ICU) patients is challenging. Benefit risk ratio of extubation has to be daily assessed in intubated patients. The investigators aimed to assess incidence and risk factors of airway failure after extubation procedure in critically ill patients in a prospective multicenter study.
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