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Early tracheostomy could reduce recovery time in critical COVID-19, say researchers

Early tracheostomy could reduce recovery time in critical COVID-19, say researchers The ongoing coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic, caused by the severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2), is primarily a severe pulmonary disease that can be fatal in a significant minority of cases. It leads to respiratory insufficiency in a larger number of patients, who have to be put on mechanical ventilation. A new study by researchers at the Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine, USA, reports the findings of a study on the safety of tracheostomy of critically ill patients and the feasibility of decannulation in most survivors. The researchers view this as a means to improve care in these patients.

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that when all of the balls are in line that we could move quickly and not have to then have any impediments, so we all understood what the protocol was and there would be no argument about how it would proceed or no unpleasantries at the hospital. this is a victory in terms of getting us one step closer to move. reporter: there s a very big problem here as far as the family is concerned, because to move her to a long-term medical facility, you d have to have a couple of surgical procedures done, including a tracheostomy and putting in a feeding tube, that the hospital says it is unwilling to perform those procedures on what it call as deceased person. it s unclear if the family will be able to line up some kind of outside doctor. as for the hospital s attorney, this is what he had to say. he says he has one wish for the family. personally, it s horrible that this child has died. it s also horrible that it s so difficult for her family to

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uncle of this girl at a news conference. play this. my family all huddled around upstairs, shared stories and a lot of prayers. actually had some smiles and laughter up there. still hoping for a miracle. it looks like we may have gotten one. we have found a place that is willing to take her away from children s hospital and care for her. right now we are just asking children s hospital to work with us on the minor details of getting that to happen. as of right now it looks like we may have found a miracle to keep her alive and give her another fighting chance to wake up. so you heard the family say they are vowing to keep her alive. they said they hope children s hospital can help them work out the details. the details are as follows. this urgent care facility that s willing to take her will not take her without her having a tracheostomy and a feeding tube

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