High flow Nasal oxygen in Acute Respiratory Failure

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High flow Nasal oxygen in Acute Respiratory Failure

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Case Description

High flow nasal oxygen (HFNO) therapy represents a significant advancement in the management of acute respiratory failure, offering a blend of heated and humidified oxygen at high flow rates through nasal cannulae. This innovative approach enhances patient comfort, reduces the need for invasive...

Case Summary

  • Oxygen's discovery 2.2 billion years ago was vital for life on Earth, essential for human metabolic function. Hypoxia, resulting from inadequate oxygenation, remains a leading cause of death in critical patients.

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Dr. Fernando Suparregui Dias

Dr. Fernando Suparregui Dias

Alumni- Brazilian Intensive Care Association
Council Member , World Federation of Intensive Critical Care, Brazil.

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