“Early” and “delayed” intubation of COVID-19 patients: Different definitions, different populations - 17/06/22
Doi : 10.1016/j.resmer.2022.100897
Samuel Chosidow ⁎ 
, Damien Contou, Megan Fraissé, Olivier Pajot, Hervé Mentec, Radj Cally, Gaëtan Plantefève
, Damien Contou, Megan Fraissé, Olivier Pajot, Hervé Mentec, Radj Cally, Gaëtan Plantefève Service de Réanimation Polyvalente, Centre Hospitalier Victor Dupouy, 69, rue du Lieutenant-Colonel Prud'hon, Argenteuil 95100, France
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Highlights |
• | In COVID-19, the definition of “early” vs. “delayed” intubation is controversial. |
• | A literal definition based on a duration criterion is mainly used. |
• | In this study, this temporal definition is compared to a clinical one. |
• | 50% of patients are mismatched using the temporal vs. the clinical definition. |
• | This could lead to difficulties in interpreting the results of studies on this matter. |
Keywords : COVID-19, ICU, Intubation, Acute respiratory failure
Abbreviations : COVID-19, HFNC, ICU, IMV, RR, SpO2
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