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Mechanical Ventilation Strategies in the Critically Ill Burn Patient: A Practical Review for Clinicians
by Jared S Folwell, Anthony P Basel, Garrett W Britton, Thomas A Mitchell, Michael R Rowland, Renford Cindass, David R Lowery, Alicia M Williams, David S Lidwell, Linda Hong, Jason J Nam, Jonathan B Lundy, Jeremy C Pamplin and Leopoldo C Cancio
Eur. Burn J. 2021, 2(3), 140-151; https://doi.org/10.3390/ebj2030011 - 7 Sep 2021
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Burn patients are a unique population when considering strategies for ventilatory support. Frequent surgical operations, inhalation injury, pneumonia, and long durations of mechanical ventilation add to the challenging physiology of severe burn injury. We aim to provide a practical and evidence-based review of [...] Read more.
Burn patients are a unique population when considering strategies for ventilatory support. Frequent surgical operations, inhalation injury, pneumonia, and long durations of mechanical ventilation add to the challenging physiology of severe burn injury. We aim to provide a practical and evidence-based review of mechanical ventilation strategies for the critically ill burn patient that is tailored to the bedside clinician. Full article
(This article belongs to the Special Issue Critical Care in Burns)
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The Old and New Comparative Theologies: Discourses on Religion, the Theology of Religions, Orientalism and the Boundaries of Traditions
by Paul Hedges
Religions 2012, 3(4), 1120-1137; https://doi.org/10.3390/rel3041120 - 4 Dec 2012
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This paper disputes that a strong contrast can be drawn between the Old Comparative Theology and the New Comparative Theology, looking particularly at the arguments of Hugh Nicholson as well as drawing on Francis Clooney. It disputes a simplistic and monolithic dismissal of [...] Read more.
This paper disputes that a strong contrast can be drawn between the Old Comparative Theology and the New Comparative Theology, looking particularly at the arguments of Hugh Nicholson as well as drawing on Francis Clooney. It disputes a simplistic and monolithic dismissal of the Old Comparative Theology as guilty of ‘Orientalism’, and seeks to show that in figures like Rowland Williams, as well as F. D. Maurice that the discipline was important in breaking down boundaries between traditions. Building on this, an argument is made that the New Comparative Theology should be seen as part of a lineage of progression and understanding that links it with the Old Comparative Theology and the Theology of Religions, and that any attempt to see these as different, or contrasting, discourses is based upon a distorted or partial historical understanding. In this the work of Tomoko Masuzawa is also assessed, and issues surrounding the terms ‘religion’ and ‘world religion’ are discussed. It is also suggested that the weight of history may be a factor as to why the New Comparative Theology came to prominence in the USA rather than in Europe, or at least the UK. Full article
(This article belongs to the Special Issue European Perspectives on the New Comparative Theology)
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