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HFNO/NIV
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The decision should be tailored to the patient’s specific condition, comfort, and response to therapy. If HFNO is not effective or the patient deteriorates, NIV can be escalated as the next step before invasive mechanical ventilation.
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HFNO is often the first-line option for mild ARDS because it is less invasive, better tolerated, and effective in improving oxygenation.
NIV is generally considered when moderate ARDS presents with increased work of breathing or significant hypoxemia, as it can provide more robust support for ventilation and oxygenation.
NIV is generally considered when moderate ARDS presents with increased work of breathing or significant hypoxemia, as it can provide more robust support for ventilation and oxygenation.
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| Feature | HFNO | NIV |
|---|---|---|
| Comfort | Generally better tolerated, non-invasive | Can be uncomfortable due to masks or tight seals |
| Alveolar recruitment | Mildly improves oxygenation, less effective for alveolar recruitment | More effective at alveolar recruitment and reducing atelectasis |
| Risk of aspiration | Lower risk of aspiration | Higher risk of aspiration due to mask seal |
| Indications in ARDS | Preferred in mild/moderate ARDS, especially when avoiding intubation | Preferred in moderate ARDS with more significant respiratory distress |
| Effectiveness in oxygenation | Improves oxygenation, especially when combined with humidification | May provide better oxygenation and ventilation support, especially with BiPAP |
| Ventilator-associated complications | Fewer complications compared to NIV | More complications, including risk of barotrauma and aspiration |