EKB Journal Management System

Volume & Issue: Volume 4, Issue 2, June 2024


1		The Effect of Tracheostomy Timing in Critically Ill Patients Undergoing Mechanical Ventilation
	Page 7-22
	Radwa Ashraf Fouda; Ahmed Mohammed Hamed; Mohamed Nasser Elsheikh; Sameh Abdelkhalik Ismaiel; Hala Desouky Ali; Mohamed Abd El Hady Shama
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2		The impact of heart, lung and diaphragmatic ultrasound on prediction of failed extubation from mechanical ventilation in critically ill patients.
	Page 23-35
	Sameh Kamal El Maraghi; Taha Kamal Sayed; Mohammed Abdelkader Hamila; Khalaf Ibrahim Eldehily
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3		Conventional Oxygen Therapy Versus High Velocity Nasal cannula in patients with acute pulmonary edema
	Page 36-50
	Mohammed AbdAlkadar Abo Hamila; Hamdy Mohammed Saber; Mohamed Kamel Mohamed; Ahmed Yassin Mohammed
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4		Impact of Red Cell and Platelet Distribution Width in High Risk Septic Patients and Their Prognostic Value
	Page 51-75
	Sherif Medhat Sabry; Mohamed Abdelkader Abo Hamila; Mohamed Abd Elmonaem Mohamed; Ahmed Yassien Mohammed
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5		The predictive value of vascular leak index as a measure of fluid accumulation and mortality in septic patients
	Page 76-92
	Sherif Madhat Sabry; Mina Khairy Naguib; Hamsa Atef Abd Elaziz; Mohamed Bakry EL kholy
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6		Usefulness of peak flow variation in peripheral arteries for prediction of fluid responsiveness in critically ill patients compared to stroke volume variation
	Page 93-103
	Mohamed Bakry EL kholy; Ahmed Eid Mohamed; Hamdy Mohammed Saber; Ahmed Yassien Mohamed
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The Effect of Tracheostomy Timing in Critically Ill Patients Undergoing Mechanical Ventilation

The impact of heart, lung and diaphragmatic ultrasound on prediction of failed extubation from mechanical ventilation in critically ill patients.

Conventional Oxygen Therapy Versus High Velocity Nasal cannula in patients with acute pulmonary edema

Impact of Red Cell and Platelet Distribution Width in High Risk Septic Patients and Their Prognostic Value

The predictive value of vascular leak index as a measure of fluid accumulation and mortality in septic patients

Usefulness of peak flow variation in peripheral arteries for prediction of fluid responsiveness in critically ill patients compared to stroke volume variation