Potentially beneficial patient-ventilator dyssynchrony: is it possible?

Patient-ventilator dyssynchronies are entities commonly observed during mechanical ventilation. Their persistence can be injurious to lung tissue and the diaphragm. However, these entities have shown different clinical impacts, with reports of diaphragm function preservation in the presence of rever...

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Published inJournal of mechanical ventilation Vol. 5; no. 3; pp. 104 - 107
Main Authors Adrián Gallardo, Juan Martín Núñez Silveira, Aldana Silvero, Armando Diaz
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Society of Mechanical Ventilation 01.09.2024
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dyssynchronies
reverse trigger
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Summary:Patient-ventilator dyssynchronies are entities commonly observed during mechanical ventilation. Their persistence can be injurious to lung tissue and the diaphragm. However, these entities have shown different clinical impacts, with reports of diaphragm function preservation in the presence of reverse trigger. Therefore, we hypothesize the existence of a potentially beneficial dyssynchrony.
ISSN:2694-0450
DOI:10.53097/JMV.10107