Behavior of @entity3876 during mechanical ventilation and spontaneous XXXX after extubation.

@entity1 @entity712 @entity452 @entity1353 @entity3876 @entity1213
BACKGROUND: The behavior of @entity3876 ( @entity3876 ) is assessed during mechanical ventilation (MV) and spontaneous @entity1353 after extubation in critical @entity1 . METHODS: Thirty @entity1 admitted in the @entity1213 ( @entity1213 ) were enrolled. @entity3876 , fluid balance (FB), airway pressure (AP) and @entity452 infusion needing (DP) were registered in three stages: T0, admission to @entity1213 ; T1, before extubation; T2, 24 h after extubation. RESULTS: @entity1 with @entity712 ( @entity712 ) had @entity3876 values higher than other @entity1 . The value of @entity3876 during MV was greater than normal in all @entity1 . The cut-off to discriminate @entity1 with @entity712 during MV was 286 pgxmL(-1)(sensitivity: 86%; specificity: 90%). The increase of @entity3876 during MV directly correlated with FB and inversely correlated with AP and DP. The plasmatic level of @entity3876 remained higher than normal values 24 h after extubation. CONCLUSIONS: The underlying disease of an @entity1213 @entity1 seems to play a relevant role for @entity3876 production and is probably linked to different aspects of therapeutic approach required by the @entity1 . Our data suggest a cut-off value of @entity3876 higher than the usual is necessary to discriminate mechanically-ventilated @entity1 without @entity712 . This study should be repeated with an enlarged population.
