Inspiratory hold maneuver
The above inspiratory hold screenshot may indicate all of the following except:
0%Pulmonary edema
0%Pneumothorax
0%Abdominal compartment syndrome
0%Bronchospasm
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1. No Mortality Benefit
The trial found no statistically significant difference in 28-day in-hospital mortality between ketamine (28.1%) and etomidate (29.1%) groups (adjusted risk difference −0.8%, 95% CI −4.5 to 2.9; P = 0.65).
Implication: Either agent may be appropriate from a mortality standpoint, allowing clinicians to prioritize other patient-specific factors.
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What do you think of this asynchrony?
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Mazen Kherallah
Dec 16, 2025
Actually, the patient has tremendous inspiratory efforts, the first set of breaths is triple triggering, the second set is double triggering.
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So the plateau pressure is high indicating low compliance that you see in all listed conditions except bronchospasm