Invasive mechanical ventilation

Invasive mechanical ventilation with AirlCU




Closed-loop atomization reduces aerosol contamination caused by open system metering.

Open system pressurization can contaminate aerosols. Maintaining a closed circuit during mechanical ventilation is essential for safety and reduces patient bioaerosol risk. Nebulizer choice affects bioaerosol release; open system jets release more. Interruption of the ventilation circuit during jet nebulizer refill can release patient bioaerosols. Because the circuit remains intact, no particles are released during VMN medication refills.

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Closed-loop nebulization, stable pressure in the loop, has a slight effect on mechanical ventilation parameters. The use of various nebulizers affects patient bioaerosol emissions and ventilation, and closing the circuit can reduce the risk of pulmonary edema during mechanical ventilation. Disconnecting the circuit to refill IN during simulated ventilation will release patient bioaerosols and reduce PEEP, and refilling JN will reduce circuit pressure and may cause pulmonary edema.

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