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Protective mechanical ventilation

Protective mechanical ventilation

Neonatology

Strategy


Mechanical ventilation in newborns
 Risk of neurodevelopmental impairment


Ventilation


Mechanical Ventilation and Brain Injury Risks after 1 or 5 days of ventilation

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“There is a lower risk of BPD development, if infants do not require artificial invasive ventilation“


Association between mechanical ventilation and lung injury (VALI)


However there is still more than 50% of ELGA infants, who require mechanical ventilation.

Need for Mechanical Ventilation
 12 PCIP in 2017

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Traumas Contribute To Ventilator Induced Lung Injury- VILI 


  • Barotrauma  1973
  • Volutrauma  1988
  • Atelectrauma  1997

Oxygen toxicity

  • Ergotrauma  2016



Ergotrauma

Absorption of mechanical energy exceeding a compensation ability of lung tissue

  • Tpt = K x ΔV/V0 
  • Tpt…transpulmonary pressure
  • K…specific lung compliance   
  • ΔV…change of lung volume
  • V0… initial lung volume
    Specific lung compliance = pressure needed for two time FRC achievement 

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PREVENTION Of LUNG INJURY
 „Keeping the lung  open“


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Recruitment and Stabilization
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Approximation Of Protective CV and HFV

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Strategy  OPTIMUM LUNG VOLUME with minimal V/Q imbalance 


 
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Keep in your mind!


Characteristic of lung disease

  • Homogeneous, IRDS
  • Heterogeneous, disperse, focal
  • Acute or chronic

Biophysical properties of lung

  • Compliance,   Crs = ΔV/ ΔP
  • Resistance,    R = (P1-P2)/V
  • Time Constant, TC = C x R

Phase of MV related to lung

  • Recruitment 
  • Stabilisation  
  • Weaning and extubation 

Postulates of “KNOWLEDGES“ to minimise iatrogenic lung injury:

  • ALL TOGETHER
  1. Biophysical properties of lung (dg. and pathophysiology of lung)
  2. Phase of lung disease (recruitment-stabilization-weaning)
  3. Specifics of ventilatory devices and modes 

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Basics of „LUNG HOMOGENIZATION“ 


  • Adequate alveolar distension during the whole of respiratory cycles
  • Respecting of time constants in different lung compartments
  • Positioning

Ventilatory parameters related to homogenization of lung:


In favor of…:

  • ↑MAwP/FiO2
  • ↑Frequency (Hf)
  • ↓  VT 

Against…: 


  • ↓ MAwP/FiO2
  • ↑ Frequency IMV
  • ↑ VT

Adverse effect of high intrathoracic (intrapulmonary pressure): 

  • Dopamin 2-5 ug/kg/min
  • Dobutamin 10-20ug/kg/min
  • Volumexpansion 

Prone position during ventilators support 


  1. Increases the elasticity of thorax
  2. Homogenize distribution of lung liquid content
  3. Facilitate recruitment of dorsal regions of lung (dependent regions)

Improvement

  • V/Q proportion 
  • Distribution and exchange of gases
  • Mobilisation of secretion

TRIAS of SUCCESS: 
STRATEGY – VENTILATORY MODE - MANAGEMENT


STRATEGY „OPTIMUM LUNG VOLUME“


With adequate distribution of VTs to stabilized alveoli (PEEP a MAwP) during the all whole respiratory cycles
IS A KEY


Appropriate choice of ventilatory mode related to the current lung pathology makes management easier may attenuates negative effects of MV.

MODE IS A MEDIATOR 


Only educated and well skilled doctors familiar with device can provide successful management   
MANAGEMENT IS A PROCESS!

Ventilatory

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Keep always in your mind!

Mechanisms VALI/VILI

  • Excessive VT  and Low EEP EEP 
  • High  FiO2  
  • Low lung volume and very uneven distribution of gas

Phases of MV

  • Recruitment 
  • Stabilisation  
  • Weaning and Extubation
    Trauma