Brain wave monitor tested to ease ICU delirium and shorten ventilator time
NCT ID NCT06019078
Summary
This study observed if using a brain wave monitor (pEEG) alongside standard checks helps manage sedation for adults in the ICU on breathing machines. Researchers compared outcomes like delirium, time on the ventilator, and post-ICU symptoms between patients monitored with the brain wave tool and those without. The goal was to see if this extra monitoring leads to better recovery for critically ill patients.
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Abbotsford Regional Hospital
Abbotsford British Columbia, British Columbia, V2S0C2, Canada
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