Modelling of the Respiratory System with Respect to Its Anatomical Structure Using Electro-Acoustical Analogy

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angličtina
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Modelling of the Respiratory System with Respect to Its Anatomical Structure Using Electro-Acoustical Analogy
Original language description
Artificial lung ventilation is the most efficient method for treatment of acute respiratory failure. Despite the fact that artificial lung ventilation has been examined properly and new protective ventilatory modes have been introduced, there are still strong adverse effects of artificial ventilation upon patient's respiratory system. A quite new ventilatory strategy is called high frequency ventilation (HFV). HFV can be characterised by increased ventilatory frequency (up to 40 Hz) allowing a significant decrease in pressure amplitude and delivered tidal volume. Usage of the small pressure amplitudes in the airways and breathing with very low tidal volumes prevent the lungs from overdistension, barotrauma and volutrauma. These properties represent themost significant difference between HFV and conventional artificial lung ventilation (CV) and they identify unconventional ventilatory strategies.
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Publication year
2003
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S - Úplné a pravdivé údaje o projektu nepodléhají ochraně podle zvláštních právních předpisů

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