OBJECTIVE: To assess the accuracy of static pressure-volume (PV) curves of the total respiratory system performed with the data directly obtained from the Servo 900 C vs. the data obtained from an external calibrated device. DESIGN: Performance of the PV curve by the method of Levy with simultaneous recording of data obtained from both systems. SETTING: The general ICU of Hospital de Sabadell. PATIENTS: Ten sedated and paralyzed patients ventilated in the control mode for acute respiratory failure were evaluated. INTERVENTIONS AND MEASUREMENTS: Inflation static PV curves were performed by the method of Levy. We simultaneously measured airway pressure and volume by means of calibrated pressure transducer and pneumotachograph and by the internal devices built in the ventilator Siemens Servo 900 C. Statistics were concordance analysis between the two methods and covariance analysis between derived curves. RESULTS: concordance analysis between both methods showed a 95% confidence interval of (+4%, -5%) in volume and (+2.2 cmH2O, -1.7 cmH2O) in pressure. Derived PV curves analyzed by MANOVA showed no significant differences whichever the method used within subject (p = 0.579). CONCLUSION: Inflation static pressure volume curves of the total respiratory system can be accurately performed with the data directly obtained from the Servo Ventilator 900 C without the need of any other external device.
OBJECTIVE: To assess the accuracy of static pressure-volume (PV) curves of the total respiratory system performed with the data directly obtained from the Servo 900 C vs. the data obtained from an external calibrated device. DESIGN: Performance of the PV curve by the method of Levy with simultaneous recording of data obtained from both systems. SETTING: The general ICU of Hospital de Sabadell. PATIENTS: Ten sedated and paralyzedpatients ventilated in the control mode for acute respiratory failure were evaluated. INTERVENTIONS AND MEASUREMENTS: Inflation static PV curves were performed by the method of Levy. We simultaneously measured airway pressure and volume by means of calibrated pressure transducer and pneumotachograph and by the internal devices built in the ventilator Siemens Servo 900 C. Statistics were concordance analysis between the two methods and covariance analysis between derived curves. RESULTS: concordance analysis between both methods showed a 95% confidence interval of (+4%, -5%) in volume and (+2.2 cmH2O, -1.7 cmH2O) in pressure. Derived PV curves analyzed by MANOVA showed no significant differences whichever the method used within subject (p = 0.579). CONCLUSION: Inflation static pressure volume curves of the total respiratory system can be accurately performed with the data directly obtained from the Servo Ventilator 900 C without the need of any other external device.
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