Influence of lung function and reflex activity on the success of patient-triggered ventilation

Square wave pressure waveform during pressure-controlled assist/control ventilation strongly inhibits spontaneous inspiratory activity in cats. One mechanism for this inhibition is earlier and sustained peak pulmonary stretch receptor activity during inspiration. These findings show that differences in inspiratory pressure waveforms influence the spontaneous breathing effort during assist/control ventilation in cats.

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Influence of lung function and reflex activity on the success of patient-triggered ventilation

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