There are many complications of<unk> ng patients. Most of the complications occur because of the intrinsic position and the effect of gravity on body parts unaccustomed to its effects. Some complications have occurred because of the logistics of increased time that staff members need to monitor and help patients in this disabling position. Complications include increased endotracheal tube displacement and even accidental extubation, loss of vascular lines, pressure sores, brachial plexopathy, enteral feeding intolerance, facial edema, and injury.
Prone ventilation
Neurally adjusted ventilatory assist
High-frequency ventilation
Pressure support ventilation
Mechanical ventilation
Pressure-controlled ventilation
Positive end-expiratory pressure
Negative pressure ventilator