With the help of advanced monitoring, these findings are referred to as respiratory entrainment, or reverse triggering. A machine delivered breath (not triggered by the patient) elicits a response (effort) by the patient, and this occurs during, or very shortly after, insufflation by the ventilator.
The use of low tidal volume (4-8 ml/kg of predicted body weight) has been considered the default way to ventilate…
Provided by Dr. Nuttapol Rittayamai Case Synopsis A 59 years old man presented with COVID-19 pneumonia and severe ARDS. He…
Lung protective ventilation is not a new concept in the world of mechanical ventilation. Extensive research has been published, and…
Pressure Support Ventilation is one of the most commonly used modes of assisted ventilation during the weaning phase. In patients…
Case vignette 56 yo gentleman recovering from severe ARDS, muscle paralysis was discontinued 24hrs ago. Still on continuous sedation with…