Effect of low???bias flow oscillation with partial liquid ventilation on fluoroscopic image analysis, gas exchange, and lung injury

Abstract

LBFO-PLV is a viable mode of ventilation in a model of acute lung injury and is associated with significant preservation of perflubron in comparison with high-frequency oscillatory ventilation-PLV. The lower evaporative losses during LBFO-PLV were associated with improved histology scores.

Blunt bowel and mesenteric injuries in children: Do nonspecific computed tomography findings reliably identify these injuries?

“…By design, approximately half of the FRC in the HF-PLV1/2 group was liquid-filled at the start of treatment, and approximately 50% of that initial dose would still be present at 4 hrs, based on expected PFC evaporative loss under similar conditions (33,34). Two PFC dosing regimens were used to further evaluate the effect of PFC volume on outcome.…”