Direct and indirect evidence of efficacy and safety of rapid exercise tests for exertional desaturation in Covid-19: a rapid systematic review

Autor: Asli Kalin, Babak Javid, Matthew Knight, Matt Inada-Kim, Trisha Greenhalgh

Publikováno v: Systematic Reviews, Vol 10, Iss 1, Pp 1-13 (2021)

Abstract Background Even when resting pulse oximetry is normal in the patient with acute Covid-19, hypoxia can manifest on exertion. We summarise the literature on the performance of different rapid tests for exertional desaturation and draw on this

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Feasibility and accuracy of the 40-steps desaturation test to determine outcomes in a cohort of patients presenting to hospital with and without COVID-19

Autor: Gwenllian Haf Rhys, Tara Wakeling, Shakeeb H Moosavi, Jonathan P Moore, Helen Dawes, Matthew Knight, Matt Inada-Kim, Erika Frischknecht-Johansen, Christian P Subbe

Publikováno v: Rhys, G H, Wakeling, T, Moosavi, S H, Moore, J P, Dawes, H, Knight, M, Inada-Kim, M, Frischknecht Christensen, E & Subbe, C P 2022, ' Feasibility and accuracy of the 40-steps desaturation test to determine outcomes in a cohort of patients presenting to hospital with and without COVID-19 ', Clinical medicine (London, England), vol. 22, no. 3, pp. 203-209 . https://doi.org/10.7861/clinmed.2022-0027
Clin Med (Lond)

Desaturation on exercise has been suggested as a predictive feature for deterioration in COVID-19. The objective of this paper was to determine the feasibility and validity for the 40-steps desaturation test.A prospective observational cohort study w

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Improving the early identification of COVID-19 pneumonia: a narrative review

Autor: Adeeb P Naasan, Daniel Goyal, Matt Inada-Kim, Brian McKinstry, Sohail Bhatti, Stephen B. Thomas, Derek Burke, Fatam Mansab, Amir Iqbal, Daniel Lasserson, Colin Millar

Publikováno v: BMJ Open Respiratory Research
Goyal, D, Inada-Kim, M, Mansab, F, Iqbal, A, McKinstry, B, Naasan, A P, Millar, C, Thomas, S, Bhatti, S, Lasserson, D & Burke, D 2021, ' Improving the early identification of COVID-19 pneumonia : a narrative review ', BMJ Open Respiratory Research, vol. 8, no. 1 . https://doi.org/10.1136/bmjresp-2021-000911
BMJ Open Respiratory Research, Vol 8, Iss 1 (2021)

Delayed presentation of COVID-19 pneumonia increases the risk of mortality and need for high-intensity healthcare. Conversely, early identification of COVID-19 pneumonia grants an opportunity to intervene early and thus prevent more complicated, prot

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COVID-19 Oximetry @home: evaluation of patient outcomes

Autor: Michael Boniface, Daniel Burns, Christopher Duckworth, Mazen Ahmed, Franklin Duruiheoma, Htwe Armitage, Naomi Ratcliffe, John Duffy, Caroline O’Keeffe, Matt Inada-Kim

Publikováno v: BMJ Open Quality. 11:e001584

BackgroundCOVID-19 has placed unprecedented demands on hospitals. A clinical service, COVID-19 Oximetry @home (CO@h) was launched in November 2020 to support remote monitoring of COVID-19 patients in the community. Remote monitoring through CO@h aims

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Authors’ reply to Moyle and Ashworth

Autor: Naomi Fulop, Trisha Greenhalgh, Matthew Knight, Matt Inada-Kim

Publikováno v: BMJ. :n1096

The recognised common causes of inaccurate oximetry in the context of home monitoring in virtual wards are listed in our article.1 Readers wanting to explore further can consult the British Thoracic Society’s emergency oxygen guidelines (section 7.

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