Neuromuscular blockade for ARDS was no help, in supine patients
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Continuous neuromuscular blockade for severe ARDS became common practice after the ACURASYS trial (2010) showed it reduced mortality by an absolute 9%. A larger trial, ROSE, now finds no benefit of the therapy over usual care -- but leaves lingering questions due to major design differences.
Neuromuscular blockade for ARDS was no help, in supine patients
Neuromuscular blockade for ARDS was no help…
Neuromuscular blockade for ARDS was no help, in supine patients
Continuous neuromuscular blockade for severe ARDS became common practice after the ACURASYS trial (2010) showed it reduced mortality by an absolute 9%. A larger trial, ROSE, now finds no benefit of the therapy over usual care -- but leaves lingering questions due to major design differences.