extubationrelated
Extubationrelated refers to events, complications, or outcomes that occur after the removal of an endotracheal tube. This process, known as extubation, is a critical step in weaning a patient from mechanical ventilation. While successful extubation signifies a patient's readiness to breathe independently, several issues can arise.
Common extubationrelated complications include post-extubation stridor, which is a high-pitched breathing sound caused by upper airway
Other potential issues encompass aspiration, pneumonia, hoarseness, sore throat, and discomfort. The risk of these complications
Strategies to minimize extubationrelated problems include thorough patient assessment before extubation, appropriate cuff management, humidification of