Dynamic monitoring of respiratory drive and inspiratory effort

doi:10.3969/j.issn.1006-7795.2024.02.009

Abstract

Abstract: Lung-diaphragmatic protective ventilation aims to limit damage to the lung and diaphragm during mechanical ventilation in critically ill patients. The dynamic monitoring of respiratory drive and inspiratory effort is the focus of the clinical strategies for implementating lung-diaphragm protective ventilation strategies. This paper reviews the existing indicators for dynamic monitoring of respiratory drive and inspiratory effort at the three levels of respiratory muscle, pressure change, and pulmonary ventilation according to the physiological pathway of respiratory drive and discusses their significance, acquisition methods, and thresholds.

Key words: respiratory drive, inspiratory effort, protective ventilation

CLC Number:

R459.7

Gao Ran, Zhou Jianxi. Dynamic monitoring of respiratory drive and inspiratory effort[J]. Journal of Capital Medical University, 2024, 45(2): 226-232.

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