Optimizing PEEP in Critical Care

This chapter examines the complexities of setting Positive End-Expiratory Pressure (PEEP) in critically ill patients, particularly those with conditions like ARDS. It emphasizes the need for individualized care based on each patient's unique physiology, while discussing the limitations of standardized guidelines. The speakers explore the delicate balance between improving oxygenation and preventing lung injury, highlighting research findings that challenge existing practices.