PRO - EARLY EXTUBATION AFTER CARDIAC-SURGERY DECREASES INTENSIVE-CARE UNIT STAY AND COST

[1] Fuchs, The Health Sector's Share Of The Gross National Product, Science, 247, pp. 534-538, (1990)

[2] Naylor, Ugnat, Weinkauf, Et al., Coronary artery bypass grafting in Canada: What is its rate of use? Which rate is right?, Can Med Assoc J, 146, pp. 851-859, (1992)

[3] Current Population Reports: US Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census, Series No 138, (1988)

[4] Mangano, Perioperative Cardiac Morbidity, Anesthesiology, 72, pp. 153-184, (1990)

[5] Jones, Weintraub, Craver, Et al., Coronary bypass surgery: Is the operation different today?, J Thorac Cardiovasc Surg, 101, pp. 108-115, (1991)

[6] Lefamine, Harken, Postoperative care following open heart operations: Routine use of controlled ventilation, J Thorac Cardiovasc Surg, 52, pp. 207-216, (1966)

[7] Prakash, Jonson, Meij, Et al., Criteria for early extubation after intra-cardiac surgery in adults, Anesth Analg, 56, pp. 703-708, (1977)

[8] Quasha, Loeber, Feeley, Et al., Postoperative respiratory care: A controlled trial of early and late extubation following coronary artery bypass grafting, Anesthesiology, 52, pp. 135-141, (1980)

[9] Lichtenthal, Wade, Niemyski, Et al., Respiratory management after cardiac surgery with inhalation anesthesia, Crit Care Med, 11, pp. 603-605, (1983)

[10] Foster, Conway, Pamulkov, Et al., Early extubation after coronary artery bypass: A brief report, Crit Care Medicine, 12, pp. 994-996, (1984)

[1] Fuchs, The Health Sector's Share Of The Gross National Product, Science, 247, pp. 534-538, (1990)

[2] Naylor, Ugnat, Weinkauf, Et al., Coronary artery bypass grafting in Canada: What is its rate of use? Which rate is right?, Can Med Assoc J, 146, pp. 851-859, (1992)

[3] Current Population Reports: US Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census, Series No 138, (1988)

[4] Mangano, Perioperative Cardiac Morbidity, Anesthesiology, 72, pp. 153-184, (1990)

[5] Jones, Weintraub, Craver, Et al., Coronary bypass surgery: Is the operation different today?, J Thorac Cardiovasc Surg, 101, pp. 108-115, (1991)

[6] Lefamine, Harken, Postoperative care following open heart operations: Routine use of controlled ventilation, J Thorac Cardiovasc Surg, 52, pp. 207-216, (1966)

[7] Prakash, Jonson, Meij, Et al., Criteria for early extubation after intra-cardiac surgery in adults, Anesth Analg, 56, pp. 703-708, (1977)

[8] Quasha, Loeber, Feeley, Et al., Postoperative respiratory care: A controlled trial of early and late extubation following coronary artery bypass grafting, Anesthesiology, 52, pp. 135-141, (1980)

[9] Lichtenthal, Wade, Niemyski, Et al., Respiratory management after cardiac surgery with inhalation anesthesia, Crit Care Med, 11, pp. 603-605, (1983)

[10] Foster, Conway, Pamulkov, Et al., Early extubation after coronary artery bypass: A brief report, Crit Care Medicine, 12, pp. 994-996, (1984)