Author: Andrew R Plummer; Jonathan l du Bois; Siu Man Lee; Patrick Magee; Jens Roesner; Harinderjit S Gill
Title: The BathRC model: a method to estimate flow restrictor size for dual ventilation of dissimilar patients Document date: 2020_4_17
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Snippet: Alternatively, if the original tidal volume is required to be maintained but with an increased ventilator pressure Pi, equation (21) can be used with a new value for the end-inspiratory steady state volume Viss given by (8), and (22) can be again used to find the restrictor resistance for the new inspiratory time constant......
Document: Alternatively, if the original tidal volume is required to be maintained but with an increased ventilator pressure Pi, equation (21) can be used with a new value for the end-inspiratory steady state volume Viss given by (8), and (22) can be again used to find the restrictor resistance for the new inspiratory time constant.
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