Acute Hypoxemic Respiratory Respiratory Failure in Adult Patients with Community-Acquired Pneumonia Admitted to the ICU:Clinical Features and Outcomes.

Background: Ther is big limitation in highlighting of viral-bacterial coinfection CAP (VBC-CAP)pateints in term on ICU admission and outcomes. Objectives: To evaluate of clinical features and outcomes of adult patients with VBC-CAP ,assess the impact of HFNO to the need for MV. Methods: This was retrospective study in two ICU of teching hospitals and have compared two group patients: VBC-CAP and bacterial(B-CAP). Results: We have documented 166 CAP epsisodes who were admitted to the ICU:93(56.0%) VBC-CAP and 73(44.0%) Patients with VBC-CAP were younger(51 vs 62 yeras;p