METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR PATIENT-SYNCHRONIZED VENTILATORY ASSIST WITH ENDOTRACHEAL THROUGH-FLOW
    46.
    发明公开
    METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR PATIENT-SYNCHRONIZED VENTILATORY ASSIST WITH ENDOTRACHEAL THROUGH-FLOW 审中-公开
    与之同步呼吸支持气管潮流计算病人的方法和系统

    公开(公告)号:EP2588177A1

    公开(公告)日:2013-05-08

    申请号:EP11800020.7

    申请日:2011-06-29

    Abstract: A ventilatory assist system and method are disclosed. The system comprises a tube for connection to a patient's airway, inspiratory and expiratory tube lumens connected to the tube, an inspiratory air source connected to the inspiration tube lumen, and a controller of air pressure in the expiratory tube lumen. The pressure controller is responsive to a physiological breathing signal representative of patient's inspiratory effort to allow air flow through the expiratory tube lumen during a patient's expiration phase, partially restricting the air flow through the expiratory tube lumen to a so minimum air flow during a patient's inspiration phase. During both respiratory phases, a unidirectional air flow is produced through the inspiratory and expiratory tube lumens to prevent air expired by the patient from being breathed again. The physiological breathing signal allows synchronization of the ventilatory assist with breathing efforts of the patient.

    METHOD AND DEVICE FOR DETERMINING A LEVEL OF VENTILATORY ASSIST TO A PATIENT
    47.
    发明公开
    METHOD AND DEVICE FOR DETERMINING A LEVEL OF VENTILATORY ASSIST TO A PATIENT 审中-公开
    方法和设备,用来确定呼吸支持水平为病人

    公开(公告)号:EP2381992A1

    公开(公告)日:2011-11-02

    申请号:EP10730997.3

    申请日:2010-01-14

    Abstract: A method and device determine a level of mechanical ventilatory assist to be delivered to a patient. A patient's neural respiratory drive is measured and multiplied by an existing amplification factor to obtain an existing predicted ventilatory pressure. A mechanical ventilator is controlled accordingly. An existing resulting pressure is measured. The patient's neural respiratory drive is multiplied by a modified amplification factor to obtain a new predicted pressure. The existing and new predicted pressures are compared to determine an anticipated change in pressure. The mechanical ventilator is now controlled according to the new predicted pressure. A new resulting pressure is measured. The existing and new resulting pressures are compared to determine an actual change in pressure. The anticipated and actual changes in pressure are compared. The amplification factor is increased, maintained or decreased in response to the comparison between the anticipated and actual changes in pressure.

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