Mia Shokry, Kimiyo Yamasaki
Cite
Shokry M, Yamasaki K. Ineffective trigger, the always missed sign. J Mech Vent 2020; 1(2):57-58.
Abstract
Yellow curve: Pressure (cmH2O) on X-axis and Time (seconds) on Y-axis
Pink curve: Flow (L/sec) on X-axis and Time (seconds) on Y-axis
Green curve: Tidal volume (ml) on X-axis and Time (seconds) on Y-axis
Orange curve: Esophageal pressure (cmH2O) on X-axis and Time (seconds) on Y-axis
The blue arrows point to the inspiratory effort on flow and esophageal curves that is not followed by a breath
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