Sentence examples for ventilatory condition from inspiring English sources

Images were recorded for subsequent computer-assisted quantitative analysis performed by a trained investigator (AG), unaware of the ventilatory condition.

After 30 minutes of stabilization in each ventilatory condition, arterial and venous blood gases were measured together with the cardiac index and mean arterial pressure.

It can be defined as an active reaeration of atelectatic lung tissue by intentional changes of a patient's body position under constant ventilatory conditions.

As ARDS is caused by a reduction of the surface offered for O2 diffusion, failure of the respiratory generator or the ventilatory muscles spontaneous ventilation (SV), with conditionalities, may offer to the lung better circulatory and ventilatory conditions to allow for healing.

The OI represents a cost benefit ratio of ventilatory conditions and PaO2 yield and is, theoretically, a more sensitive indicator of pulmonary condition than the PaO2/FiO2 ratio.

These ventilatory conditions resulted in complete diaphragmatic inactivity and prevented noxious effects of a hypercapnia on the muscular contractile properties [ 2, 3, 24, 25].

Therefore, this technique is often not applicable in critically ill patients, because they require extreme ventilatory conditions with high FiO2 or because their haemodynamic status is unstable.

To assess if levels of microparticles may reflect some part of ventilatory induced lung injury, it would be interesting to search some correlation between levels of MP and the ventilatory mechanics parameters in different ventilatory conditions.

Our hypothesis was that if ventilatory distribution is evaluated in each individual position, it would help to characterize the individual lung condition and potentially enable us to differentiate redistributable pulmonary edema from other altered ventilatory conditions.

This Crs was determined 10 min after anesthesia induction and a lung volume homogenization maneuver (that is, lung inflation and maintenance at a transrespiratory pressure of 30 cmH2O for 5 s) when stable hemodynamic and ventilatory conditions at PEEP 3 cmhavehave been reached (that is, prior to the first capnogram recording).

At about the same time, Kolobow and colleagues [ 28, 29] demonstrated that sheep ventilated over many hours with high and moderate airway pressures sustained more lung injury than did those examined earlier, suggesting the potential for cumulative damage to occur under adverse ventilatory conditions.