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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 9 Flail chest treatment of invasive mechanical ventilation monitoring [Abstract] Objective: To study the invasive mechanical ventilation treatment of flail chest patients an effective nursing intervention. Methods: 20 patients with invasive ventilation treatment of flail chest patients clinical data were retrospectively analyzed and summarized the nursing experience. Results: 20 patients, cured 16 cases, 4 cases of brain injury or multiple organ failure and excessive mortality. Conclusion: The invasive ventilation in flail chest given to close observation of patients condition changes, strengthening the management of the respiratory tract, good psychological care, basic care and give sedation Town pain, while paying attention to ventilator care, can effectively reduce the mortality rates of patients and reduce complications. [Keywords:] flail chest, invasive mechanical ventilation, nursing Flail chest mostly caused by the multiple rib fractures, there is abnormal respiratory movement of chest wall, mediastinum can cause the patient from side to side, often accompanied by pulmonary contusion, severe respiratory and circulatory disorders caused [1]. Quality of patient care and nursing degrees too dangerous period, reduce the complications of great significance.’s condition closely observed effective care and timely initiative, is to save lives of patients, a key factor in reducing mortality, nursing now reported as follows. 1 Clinical data 1.1 General Information 20 patients in this group, 14 males and 6 females, aged 23 to 69 years old, average 38.4 years old. Injuries due to traffic accidents, falls and so on. Clinically proven to have the blood of pneumothorax and pleural drainage are associated with different degrees of lung injury. one of 12 Cases Bilateral flail chest injury in six cases combined with other organs, including brain injury, spinal extremities, pelvic fractures, abdominal trauma. clinical manifestations v