Total MP was further normalized to (1) the predicted body weight (a surrogate of the total lung capacity of a healthy individual, PBW-MP)19 (link) and (2) LTCdyn (indicating actual ventilated lung volume, LTCdyn-MP)12 (link). To allow comparability between individual respiratory rate and ventilator pressure settings, LTCdyn-MP was ultimately corrected for corresponding mechanical ventilation PaCO2 (simulating isocapnic conditions), called the Power index of the respiratory system13 (link). Further details can be found in the Supplementary information.
Ventilation Parameters and Respiratory System Power
Total MP was further normalized to (1) the predicted body weight (a surrogate of the total lung capacity of a healthy individual, PBW-MP)19 (link) and (2) LTCdyn (indicating actual ventilated lung volume, LTCdyn-MP)12 (link). To allow comparability between individual respiratory rate and ventilator pressure settings, LTCdyn-MP was ultimately corrected for corresponding mechanical ventilation PaCO2 (simulating isocapnic conditions), called the Power index of the respiratory system13 (link). Further details can be found in the Supplementary information.
Corresponding Organization : Robert Bosch Hospital
Other organizations : German Center for Lung Research, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München
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Variable analysis
- ∆P_aw (dynamic driving pressure, defined as P_max—PEEP in the pressure-controlled ventilation mode)
- Dynamic lung-thorax compliance (LTC_dyn)
- Mechanical power using the simplified formula proposed by Becher and colleagues
- Ventilatory ratio (VR, a surrogate for dead space ventilation)
- Arterial blood gas values collected immediately before the first SBT
- Mechanical ventilation P_a CO2 (simulating isocapnic conditions)
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