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End-Inspiratory Pause Prolongation in ARDS Patients

ncbi.nlm.nih.gov December 10, 2016

End-Inspiratory Pause Prolongation in ARDS Patients

Prolonging EIP allowed a significant decrease in Vt without changes in PaCO2 in passively ventilated ARDS patients. This produced a significant decrease in plateau pressure and driving pressure and significantly increased respiratory system compliance, which suggests less overdistension and less dynamic strain.

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