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Clinical Trial

Clinical Application of the Effect of Respiratory Muscles Electrical Stimulation on Weaning in Patients With Difficult Weaning of the Mechanical Ventilation

NCT: NCT07199036 · COMPLETED

NCT IDNCT07199036
StatusCOMPLETED
Start Date2025-09-29
Completion2026-06-30
SponsorCapital Medical University (OTHER)
First posted
Last updated

Brief Summary

This trial evaluates whether transcutaneous diaphragmatic/phrenic nerve stimulation (TEDS), abdominal functional electrical stimulation (abFES), or their combination, accelerates and improves the quality of weaning from prolonged invasive mechanical ventilation (IMV), compared with standardized ICU care with sham stimulation.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Clinical Application of the Effect of Respiratory Muscles Electrical Stimulation on Weaning in Patients With Difficult Weaning of the Mechanical Ventilation?

Clinical Application of the Effect of Respiratory Muscles Electrical Stimulation on Weaning in Patients With Difficult Weaning of the Mechanical Ventilation is a clinical trial registered under NCT07199036. Current status: COMPLETED.

What is the status of NCT07199036?

The current status of NCT07199036 (Clinical Application of the Effect of Respiratory Muscles Electrical Stimulation on Weaning in Patients With Difficult Weaning of the Mechanical Ventilation) is: COMPLETED.

When did Clinical Application of the Effect of Respiratory Muscles Electrical Stimulation on Weaning in Patients With Difficult Weaning of the Mechanical Ventilation start?

Clinical Application of the Effect of Respiratory Muscles Electrical Stimulation on Weaning in Patients With Difficult Weaning of the Mechanical Ventilation started on 2025-09-29.

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