The previous systematic reviews stated that NSI disturbs the oxygenation
of the patient and causes anxiety and pain. However, these reviews
reported that results of studies on this subject were inconsistent
and insufficient due to methodological restrictions [12-14]. The most
recent reviews on this subject stated that the existing studies failed to clearly
demonstrate a positive impact of NSI. In contrast, NSI was reported to
have physiological and psychological side effects [1,15,16]. The shared
view of all reviews on this subject is that this procedure cannot be applied
as a routine and standard practice in clinical practice until the physiological
benefits of NSI are proven [1,14-16]. In addition, it is recommended that NSI
be used only for patients who are proven to need NSI [16,17]. Robert's
study [18] stated that this recommendation causes hesitation among
health care professionals when NSI is required in intensive care.
The previous systematic reviews stated that NSI disturbs the oxygenationof the patient and causes anxiety and pain. However, these reviewsreported that results of studies on this subject were inconsistentand insufficient due to methodological restrictions [12-14]. The mostrecent reviews on this subject stated that the existing studies failed to clearlydemonstrate a positive impact of NSI. In contrast, NSI was reported tohave physiological and psychological side effects [1,15,16]. The sharedview of all reviews on this subject is that this procedure cannot be appliedas a routine and standard practice in clinical practice until the physiologicalbenefits of NSI are proven [1,14-16]. In addition, it is recommended that NSIbe used only for patients who are proven to need NSI [16,17]. Robert'sstudy [18] stated that this recommendation causes hesitation amonghealth care professionals when NSI is required in intensive care.
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