Pu Wang , Mei-Yun Chang , Hai-Yen Hsia , Meng Dai , Yifan Liu , Yeong-Long Hsu , Feng Fu , Zhanqi Zhao
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The influence of different spontaneous breathing trials on regional ventilation distribution in patients with prolonged mechanical ventilation
Objective
This study aimed to explore the influence of different spontaneous breathing trials (SBTs) on regional ventilation distribution in patients with prolonged mechanical ventilation (PMV).
Methods
A total of 24 patients with PMV were analyzed retrospectively. They received three different SBT modes which are automatic tube compensation (ATC), continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP), and T-piece (TP), over three days, and every SBT lasted two hours. Electrical impedance tomography (EIT) was used to monitor the SBT process and five-minute EIT data from five periods (pre-SBT which is t0, at the beginning and the end of the first hour SBT are t1 and t2, at the beginning and the end of the second hour SBT are t3 and t4) were analyzed.
Results
In all PMV patients, the temporal skew of aeration (TSA) values at t3 were significantly different in three SBTs (ATC: 18.18±22.97; CPAP: 20.42±17.01; TP:11.26±11.79; p=0.05). In the weaning success group, TSA (t1) values were significantly different too (ATC: 11.11±13.88; CPAP: 19.09±15.77; TP: 9.09±12.74; p=0.04). In the weaning failure group, TSA (t4) values were significantly different in three SBTs (ATC: 36.67±18.46; CPAP: 15.38±11.69; TP: 17.65±17.93; p=0.04). The patient’s inspiratory effort (Global flow index at t1) in patients with weaning failure under CPAP (3.51±4.31) was significantly higher than that in the ATC (1.15±1.47) and TP (0.89±1.28). The SBT mode with the best ventilation uniformity may be the one that activates the respiratory muscles the most which may be the optimal SBT. The SBT mode of most uniform ventilation distribution settings varies from patient to patient.
Conclusion
The regional ventilation distribution was different for each individual, making the SBT with the best ventilation distribution of patients need to be personalized. EIT is a tool that can be considered for real-time assessment.
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