Titlebook: Ventilatory Failure; J. J. Marini,C. Roussos Conference proceedings 1991 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1991 Atemmuskulatur.Atemstillst

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Pharmacotherapy of the Respiratory Muscle, when the respiratory muscles contracts. The pump is just as vital as the heart, since without it, the lungs would obviously be unable to function, and arterial blood gas homeostasis would not be maintained.

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Risk Factors for Ventilatory Failure in Infants and Children,of the developing respiratory system. Newborns and infants have limitations in their ability to substain breathing and defend blood gas homeostasis. Compared with adults, these limitations are principally related to the compliant rib cage, the small force reserve of the respiratory muscles, and reduced O. stores with a high metabolic rate.

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0933-6788 as well as new knowledge re-garding ventilatory control and fatigue during stressfulbreathing. The reader will find here a state-of-the-art re-view of the latest research and practical applications inthis most critical area of intensive care medicine.978-3-642-84556-7978-3-642-84554-3Series ISSN 0933-6788

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Respiratory Failure: Dynamics of Breathing and Coordination, which is reversible by rest [2]. A fatiguing load alters the timing and coordination of respiratory muscle use. The pathophysiological basis of respiratory muscle dynamics and coordination in experimental fatigue syndromes and in the context of respiratory pump failure in patients is the subject of this chapter.

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Ventilatory Failure: An Overview,normal, metabolically appropriate PaCO.. Thus, a state of ventilatory failure can also be said to exist if a patient can maintain an acceptable PaCO. only with extreme dyspnea, or with mechanical ventilatory assistance.

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Diagnosing the Adequacy of Neural Stimulation,atory drive is adequate to cope with these situations of increased load. This chapter will review the parameters and methods available to the clinician for assessing the adequacy of neural stimulation in ventilatory failure.