Table 1.
First author | Year | Study period | Country | Pts., n | Endpoint |
Quality assesment |
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PMV | weaning failure | study type | sample* | follow-up** | adjustment*** | |||||
Béduneau et al. [1] | 2016 | Apr 13 to Jun 13 | France, Spain, | 2,729 | Yes* | − | Multicentric, prospective | Yes | Unclear | Yes |
Switzerland | ||||||||||
Chang et al. [19] | 2018 | Aug 13 to Oct 15 | Taiwan | 251 | Yes | − | Monocentric, retrospective | No | Yes | Yes |
Clark et al. [18] | 2013 | Jan 9 to Jun 10 | USA | 130 | Yes | − | Monocentric, retrospective | Yes | No | Yes |
Clark et al. [20] | 2018 | Unknown | USA | 173 | Yes | − | Monocentric, prospective | Unclear | No | Yes |
Figueroa-Casas et al. [24] | ||||||||||
2015 | Mar 12–14 | USA | 282 | Yes | − | Monocentic, prospective | Yes | No | Yes | |
Ghiani et al. [31] | 2020 | Jan 14 to Oct 18 | Germany | 263 | − | Yes | Monocentic, retrospective | No | Yes | Yes |
Goligher et al. [25] | 2017 | May 13 to Jan 16 | Canada | 191 | Yes | − | Monocentic, prospective | Yes | No | Yes |
Greenberg et al. [23] | 2018 | 2011–2015 | USA | 372 | Yes | − | Monocentic, retrospective | Unclear | No | Yes |
Hermans et al. [22] | 2007 | Mar 2 to May 05 | Belgium | 420 | Yes | − | Monocentic, prospective sub | No | No | Yes |
Analysis of an RCT [33] | ||||||||||
Hsieh et al. [29] | 2019 | Dec 9 to Dec 11 | Taiwan | 3,602 | Yes* | − | Monocentic, prospective | Unclear | Yes | Yes |
Huang et al. [32] | 2019 | Jan 12 to Dec. 17 | Taiwan | 574 | − | Yes | Monocentic, retrospective | No | Yes | Yes |
Li et al. [9] | 2016 | Jul 7 to Jul 11 | China | 302 | − | Yes | Multicentric prospective | No | Yes | No |
1-d prevalence study | ||||||||||
Magnet et al. [6] | 2018 | Jan 9 and Dec 11 | Germany | 124 | − | Yes | Monocentic, retrospective | No | Yes | Yes |
Muzaffa et al. [35] | 2016 | May 14 to Apr 15 | India | 49 | − | Yes | Monocentic, prospective | No | Yes | Yes |
Pan et al. [17] | 2011 | Dec 8 to Nov 9 | Taiwan | 154 | Yes | − | Monocentic, retrospective | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Papuzinski et al. [16] | 2013 | Jun 2011 to Jun 2012 | Chile | 103 | Yes | − | Monocentic, retrospective | Yes | No | Yes |
Pu et al. [27] | 2015 | Jan 12 to Dec 12 | China | 343 | Yes* | − | Multicentric prospective | Unclear | Yes | Yes |
Saiphoklang et al. [36] | 2018 | Jun 12 to Dec 12 | Thailand | 103 | − | Yes | Monocentic, prospective | Unclear | Yes | Yes |
Sellares et al. [28] | 2010 | 5-year period | Spain | 181 | Yes* | − | Monocentic, prospective | Unclear | Yes | Yes |
Tseng et al. [37] | 2016 | Jan 11 to Dec 11 | Taiwan | 285 | − | Yes | Monocentic, prospective | No | Yes | Yes |
Wang et al. [21] | 2018 | Jan 15 − Dec 17 | China | 56 | Yes | − | Monocentic, retrospective | No | No | Yes |
Windisch et al. [7] | 2020 | 2011 and 2015 | Germany | 11,424 | − | Yes | Multicentric retrospective | No | Yes | Yes |
Wu et al. [38] | 2009 | Nov 99 to Dec 5 | Taiwan | 1,307 | − | Yes | Monocentic, retrospective | No | Yes | Yes |
The risk of bias was systematically assessed using an adapted version of the Knowledge Translation Program's prediction worksheet criteria. In accordance with these requirements, three categories were considered.
Was a well-defined, representative sample of patients assembled at a common and early point in the course of their disease?
Was patient follow-up sufficiently long?
Given the large number of factors identified in the various studies, the fact that a multivariate or stratified analysis was performed was already considered positive.