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Adaptive support ventilation (ASV) is a dual control mode, using measured dynamic compliance and time constant, with an automated adjustment of tidal volume and respiratory rate combined to meet the preset minute ventilation.

This favorable effect of the NMBAs on ARDS may be due to an improvement in adjustment of tidal volume and plateau pressure with a reduction of asynchronies and ventilator-induced lung injuries, to an improvement of oxygenation, and finally to an anti-inflammatory effect [3, 29 31].

Also, a brief period of paralysis may facilitate lung protective mechanical ventilation by improving patient ventilator synchrony and allowing for the accurate adjustment of tidal volume and pressure levels, thereby limiting the risk of both asynchrony-related alveolar collapse and regional alveolar pressure increases with overdistention [3].

For the adjustment of tidal volume, animals were then randomly assigned to a Pplat-group or a SI-group.

Also, a brief period of paralysis may facilitate lung protective mechanical ventilation by improving patient ventilator synchrony and allowing for the accurate adjustment of tidal volume and pressure levels, thereby limiting the risk of both asynchrony-related alveolar collapse and regional alveolar pressure increases with overdistention [ 3].

Mechanical ventilation in patients with ALI/ARDS requires specific adjustments of tidal volume and PEEP.

Only adjustment of the tidal volume from 200 to 250 mL/breath was necessary during the anesthesia to keep the minipigs normoventilated (defined as pH = 7.43 ± 0.03 and pCO2 = 40 ± 3 mmHg) (Svendsen and Carter 1989).

This active servo lung consisted of an electrically driven pneumatic lung simulator that allowed for adjustment of the tidal volume, respiratory rate, compliance, resistance, inspiratory effort, inspiratory to expiratory ratio, and the pattern of the inspiration (e.g. rise time and plateau).

The adjustment of end-tidal PCO2 or better PaCO2 (due to a restriction of gas exchange and changes in the ventilation/perfusion ratio in PAP) is recommended [ 21, 22].

The adjustment of PEEP and tidal volume to the lower inflection point and upper inflection point of the P V curve, respectively, has been proposed to optimize mechanical ventilation in ARDS.

Apart from initial PEEP selection, where RMs are essential, RMs are logically reserved for instances in which deterioration of oxygen exchange or mechanics has been observed (as after airway suctioning) or a new clinical event requires adjustment of PEEP and tidal volume.