Emergency department hyperoxia is associated with increased mortality in mechanically ventilated patients: a cohort study

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@MauraWalshEMCCM @WardiGabriel @acepccmsection @EMGuidelines @ucsdpccm Would add weaning FiO2 as able or starting on a lower FiO2 if intubated for reasons other than AHRF: https://t.co/u9mDM8aSkN

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Hyperoxia has been shown to increase mortality in: ED patients - https://t.co/O0nf1RThDn ICU patients - https://t.co/BgboYcKzw9 MI - https://t.co/aLQEYtsc4h Stroke - https://t.co/z6XSvGgc44

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