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This study provides a user-friendly bedside score, the VISAGE score, which is associated with extubation success in patients with BI. This simple clinical rule combining four clinical variables could reduce the rate of delayed extubation.
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El score de manejo de la vía aérea es una herramienta útil para predecir la capacidad de mantener vía aérea permeable y segura. El test de la fuga predice la probabilidad de edema y estridor postextubación.
El score de vía aérea evalúa la capacidad de proteger y mantener expeditas las vías aéreas a través de pesquisar los reejos nauseoso, tusígeno, tipo y cantidad de secre-ciones y la necesidad de aspiraciones previo a extubar13 (tabla 1). Un puntaje menor o igual de 6 predijo extubación exitosa; sin embargo, y a pesar de su practicidad ...
20 de dic. de 2021 · Resumo Objetivo: Avaliar a associação do Escore VISAGE como fator preditivo de sucesso na extubação dos pacientes com lesão cerebral aguda grave, correlacionando os resultados obtidos do Escore...
16 de ago. de 2018 · Factors identified with predictors of successful extubation in patients with brain injury. For the VISAGE score, the presence of each feature counts as one. A score of 3, predicts extubation success in 90% of patients .
2 de dic. de 2019 · On the basis of these items, the VISAGE score was constructed. If three or more items are positive, an extubation success rate of 90% can be expected.
25 de jul. de 2022 · Results: VISAGE score (odds ratio of 1.975), maximum inspiratory pressure (odds ratio of 1.024), and peak cough flow (odds ratio of 0.981) are factors consistent in distinguishing success from failure extubation. The ROC curve presented an accuracy of 79.7% and a sensitivity of 95.8%.
