ArticleERJ open research2025
Prevalence and consequences of patient-ventilator interactions in a cohort of home-ventilated restrictive and neuromuscular patients: a multicentre study.
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Abstract
Aims: Analysis of patient-ventilator interactions in patients on chronic home mechanical ventilation can be time consuming, and the consequences of individual interaction on pulmonary gas exchange are not well understood. The objective was to analyse the relationship between interactions and nocturnal oximetry and arterial blood gases. Methods: A cross-sectional study was carried out in restrictive and neuromuscular patients who underwent respiratory polygraphy with a system that allowed interactions to be correlated with mean saturation in 5-min periods. Unintentional leaks, periodic decreases in flow and primary patient-ventilator asynchronies were analysed. Each interaction was correlated with mean oxygen saturation measured by pulse oximetry ( Results: 40 patients were included. There was a correlation between interactions and mean Conclusion: The presence of interactions was associated with a decrease in mean
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