Switching control of medical ventilation systems

Wouw, Nathan van de; Hunnekens, Bram; Kamps, Sjors

doi:10.23919/acc.2018.8431256

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“…6. Overshoot in patient flow may result in false triggers during ventilation modes that allow for patient-triggered breaths (see [6]). The resulting airway pressure of the developed adaptive controller is also shown in Fig.…”

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“…Accurate tracking of the target pressure is important to achieve sufficient support for the patient, especially in cases of large flows, as a result of large lungs and/or unintentional leaks, e.g., in noninvasive ventilation. Furthermore, accurate pressure tracking results in better patient-ventilator synchrony; in [6] and [7], it is argued that better tracking prevents false triggers, improving patient-ventilator synchrony. Asynchrony between patient and machine is even associated with high mortality [8].…”

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“…In [9], an overview of modeling and control techniques for mechanical ventilation is presented. Variable-gain control is proposed in [6] and [7], which aims to achieve pressure tracking while reducing the overshoot in patient flow, preventing false triggering. This article shows a clear reduction in patient flow overshoot.…”

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