Decreased respiratory rate variability during mechanical ventilation is associated with increased mortality.

Authors

Guillermo Gutierrez, George Washington UniversityFollow
Aparna Das, George Washington University
Guillermo Ballarino, George Washington University
Arshan Beyzaei-Arani, George Washington University
Hulya Turkan, Gülhane Military Medical Faculty, Ankara, Turkey
Marian E. Wulf-Gutierrez, Georgetown University
Katherine Rider, George Washington University
Hatice Kaya, George Washington University
Richard L. Amdur, George Washington UniversityFollow

Document Type

Journal Article

Publication Date

6-7-2013

Journal

Intensive Care Medicine

Volume

Volume 39, Issue 8

Inclusive Pages

1359-1367

Keywords

Respiration, Artificial--mortality; Respiratory Rate

APA Citation

Gutierrez, G., Das, A., Ballarino, G., Beyzaei-Arani, A., Türkan, H., et al. (2013). Decreased respiratory rate variability during mechanical ventilation is associated with increased mortality. Intensive Care Medicine, 39(8), 1359-1367.

Peer Reviewed

1