Optimization of mechanical ventilation parameters in patients of the neuroresanimation unit

Abstract

Transient loss of consciousness is frequently encountered in the practice of physicians of various specialties. These conditions caThe study addresses the optimization of mechanical ventilation (MV) parameters in neuroresuscitation patients with respiratory failure. Individualized adjustments of tidal volume (VT), respiratory rate, oxygen concentration (FiO₂), and positive end-expiratory pressure (PEEP) improved oxygenation and minimized lung injury risks.

Key outcomes include enhanced gas exchange, prevention of alveolar collapse with PEEP, and effective oxygenation with minimal FiO₂. The research emphasizes the importance of personalized MV settings and advanced monitoring to improve treatment outcomes in critically ill patients.