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通过两种不同的自发呼吸试验,比较肺气化和呼吸力度:T片与压力支通风

Raquel Bosch-Compte1, Francisco José Parrilla1, Rosana Muñoz-Bermúdez1

  • 1Critical Care Department, Hospital del Mar, Critical Illness Research Group (GREPAC), Institut Hospital del Mar d'Investigacions Mèdiques (IMIM), Barcelona, Spain.

Medicina intensiva
|October 5, 2023
PubMed
概括

两种自发呼吸试验方法,T片和压力支通风,在通风患者中对肺空气和呼吸力度产生了类似的影响. 这两种策略都导致机械通风在断奶期间的空气损失和呼吸力度相似.

关键词:
肺部空气排放是肺部空气排放.隔膜式超声波 隔膜式超声波隔膜声谱 (Ecografía diafragmática) 是一种对隔膜声谱的使用方法.肺生态图 肺生态图 肺生态图电阻断层扫描仪电阻断层扫描仪这是一种呼吸强度.肺部空气化 肺部空气化肺部超声波 肺部超声波 肺部超声波试验自发呼吸的试验呼吸过程中的呼吸力.自发呼吸试验自发呼吸试验电阻断层扫描仪电阻断层扫描仪

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