Prolonged time to extubation after general anaesthesia is associated with early escalation of care: A retrospective observational study

Keyphrases

• Retrospective Observational Study 100%
• General Anesthesia 100%
• Extubation 100%
• Escalation of Care 100%
• Reintubation 13%
• Airway 6%
• Patient Care 6%
• Increased Incidence 6%
• Anesthesia 6%
• Academic Medical Centers 6%
• Operating Room 6%
• Patient-specific 6%
• Neurosurgery 6%
• Naloxone 6%
• Otolaryngology 6%
• Postanesthesia Care Unit 6%
• Opioids 6%
• Benzodiazepines 6%
• Cardiothoracic 6%
• Respiratory Support 6%
• Anesthetic Management 6%
• Ventilatory Support 6%
• Flumazenil 6%
• Airway Extubation 6%
• Delayed Extubation 6%
• Reversal Agents 6%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Observational Study 100%
• General Anesthesia 100%
• Extubation 100%
• Independent Factor 17%
• Intubation 11%
• Patient Care 5%
• Operating Room 5%
• Retrospective Study 5%
• Neurosurgery 5%
• Post-Anesthesia Care Unit 5%
• Naloxone 5%
• Otorhinolaryngology 5%
• Cardiothoracics 5%
• Assisted Ventilation 5%
• Flumazenil 5%
• Benzodiazepine Derivative 5%