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Achieving independence from the ventilator and from the artificial airway generally requires the patient to have significant improvement in the indication for MV, adequate medical stability, evidence of sufficient ventilator-independent gas exchange to achieve acceptable ventilation and oxygenation after discontinuation, adequate cough, and good airway patency and protection.

Although the above discussion is sufficient to explain the ventilator failure of sepsis, it is unlikely that increased ventilator demands solely account for ventilator muscle failure.

It is clear that the model is able to predict the time of opening and closing of the greenhouse ventilators with sufficient accuracy.

For sufficient oxygenation and ventilation (SaO2 > 93%, PaO2 > 60 mmHg, PaCO2 35 to 45 mmHg), a tracheotomy was performed, and the rats were mechanically ventilated with FiO2 0.28 using a Rodent Ventilator (type: 7025, Hugo Sachs Eletronik KG, March-Hugstetten, Germany).

It is found that the thermoelectric ventilator can provide sufficient energy for fresh air handling and heat recovery from exhaust air.

A positive end-expiratory pressure (PEEP) of 5 mmHg is chosen to prevent atelectasis, and the FiO2 in the gas mixture is set at 0.40 on the medical ventilator to provide sufficient oxygen saturation.

After the return of sufficient spontaneous breathing activity, the ventilator mode was changed back to PSV with the previous settings.

This paper attempts to summarize the various key issues of patient-ventilator interaction during pressure support ventilation, the most often used partial ventilatory support mode, and to draw clinicians' attention to the need for sufficient knowledge when setting the ventilator at the bedside, given the often conflicting goals that must be met.

Even low level of ventilator support can be sufficient in such conditions to suppress the patient breaths [35].

In patients who are very fragile, it may sometimes be necessary before extubation to diurese them to a point where they are pre-renal, because otherwise they may have sufficient volume for adequate cardiac output on the ventilator but too much for off the ventilator.

Koizumi et al. suggested a sufficient sedation for PE even with a mechanical ventilator and the use of catecholamine [4].