Are high-flow nasal cannulae associated with increased diaphragm activation compared with nasal continuous positive airway pressure in preterm infants?
In this cohort of preterm infants, the majority exhibited greater diaphragm activation, as assessed by neural breathing patterns, when supported with HFNC than IF-CPAP, suggesting that nasal CPAP may provide more effective respiratory support.
These findings suggest that impaired healing in WD-fed mice blunted recovery from acute injury and underscored the complex relationship between diet and hepatic injury.