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Such a poorly ventilated or non-ventilated gas volume might be recruited for more effective ventilation by an increase in airway pressure that is less than the inflation pressure of completely collapsed lung units.

This study and its results may be useful to gain better understanding of the source motion effects on the indoor air quality (IAQ) and to design more effective ventilation systems.

For most of the VOCs, the winter concentrations were higher than their summer concentrations due to more effective ventilation of the building and variation of emissions during summer months.

This results in more effective ventilation because the esophagus can be used as a pseudo-trachea.

These results suggested that application of nCPAP maintains upper airway patency and may produce more effective ventilation than FmCPAP.

The use of neuromuscular-blocking agents (e.g. vecuronium, atracurium, cis-atracurium, pancuronium) lessens the patient ventilator asynchronism (thus permitting more effective ventilation), lowers the risk for barotrauma, reduces oxygen consumption and dioxide production, and reduces lactate accumulation.

References 1. Boyle M, Flavell E. Which is more effective for ventilation in the prehospital setting during cardiopulmonary resuscitation, the laryngeal mask airway or the bag-valve-mask?

Boyle M, Flavell E. Which is more effective for ventilation in the prehospital setting during cardiopulmonary resuscitation, the laryngeal mask airway or the bag-valve-mask?

As a possibly less injurious and more effective mode of ventilation, CENPV appears especially attractive when the potential to eliminate endotracheal intubation is taken into consideration.

Although the head strap for oral mask remained in place during nasal mask ventilation, nasal mask ventilation was still more effective than combined nasal and oral mask ventilation.

An improved understanding of the underlying pathophysiologic mechanisms of COPD is essential for the development of more effective and more individualized ventilation strategies for COPD patients.