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Kafe 바로가기국가/구분 | United States(US) Patent 등록 |
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출원번호 | US-0470330 (2014-08-27) |
등록번호 | US-10029057 (2018-07-24) |
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This disclosure describes systems and methods for providing novel back-up ventilation that allows the patient to trigger or initiate the delivery of breath. Further, this disclosure describes systems and methods for triggering ventilation when base flow is unknown or undeterminable by the ventilator
This disclosure describes systems and methods for providing novel back-up ventilation that allows the patient to trigger or initiate the delivery of breath. Further, this disclosure describes systems and methods for triggering ventilation when base flow is unknown or undeterminable by the ventilator.
1. A method for ventilating a patient with a ventilator, comprising: delivering a fixed base flow;determining a stable portion of exhalation;monitoring an exhalation flow during the stable portion of exhalation and in an absence of a determinable inspiratory flow;estimating a base flow based on the
1. A method for ventilating a patient with a ventilator, comprising: delivering a fixed base flow;determining a stable portion of exhalation;monitoring an exhalation flow during the stable portion of exhalation and in an absence of a determinable inspiratory flow;estimating a base flow based on the exhalation flow monitored during the stable portion of exhalation;determining that a flow derivation based on the estimated base flow is greater than an inspiratory trigger threshold during the stable portion of exhalation; andtriggering inspiration based on the determining that the flow derivation is greater than the inspiratory trigger threshold. 2. The method of claim 1, wherein the inspiration flow is undeterminable because of at least one of the following malfunctions: a malfunction of an inspiratory flow sensor;a malfunction that prevents utilization of the inspiratory flow sensoran inspiratory module malfunction; anda malfunction that deactivates at least one of a data measurement subsystem and a data acquisition subsystem. 3. The method of claim 1, wherein the inspiration flow is undeterminable because of an absence of an inspiratory flow sensor. 4. The method of claim 1, wherein the stable portion of exhalation is a time during exhalation when a slope of patient exhalation flow is about zero. 5. The method of claim 1, wherein the stable portion of exhalation occurs when (Max(Pe)−Min(Pe))<1.5 cm H2O) and (Max(Qe)−Min(Qe))<1.5 LPM) for each computation cycle,wherein Max(Pe) is a maximum exhalation pressure, Min(Pe) is a minimum exhalation pressure, Max(Qe) is a maximum exhalation flow, and Min(Qe) is a minimum exhalation flow. 6. The method of claim 1, wherein the inspiratory trigger threshold is a change in flow rate. 7. The method of claim 1, wherein a net negative change in lung volume is converted into flow rate for comparison to the inspiratory trigger threshold. 8. The method of claim 7, wherein the inspiratory trigger threshold is a change of at least 5 LPM. 9. A ventilator system comprising: a pressure generating system adapted to generate a flow of breathing gas;wherein the pressure generating system delivers a fixed base flow,a ventilation tubing system including a patient interface for connecting the pressure generating system to a patient;at least one sensor operatively coupled to at least one of the pressure generating system, the patient, and the ventilation tubing system, wherein the at least one sensor is capable of generating an output indicative of an exhalation flow;a base flow estimator module for determining a stable portion of exhalation, monitoring the exhalation flow during the stable portion of exhalation based on the output, and for estimating a base flow based on the exhalation flow monitored during the stable portion of exhalation and in an absence of determinable inspiratory flow; anda trigger module that determines that a flow derivation based on an estimated base flow is greater than an inspiratory trigger threshold and then triggers inspiration. 10. The ventilator system of claim 9, wherein the stable portion of exhalation occurs when (Max(Pe)−Min(Pe))<1.5 cm H2O) and (Max(Qe)−Min(Qe))<1.5 LPM) for each computation cycle, andwherein Max(Pe) is a maximum exhalation pressure, Min(Pe) is a minimum exhalation pressure, Max(Qe) is a maximum exhalation flow, and Min(Qe) is a minimum exhalation flow. 11. The ventilator system of claim 9, further comprising: a display in communication with at least one of a lung volume module and the trigger module, the display displays at least one of a net negative change in lung volume, the estimated base flow, the exhalation flow, a restricted period, and a trigger threshold. 12. The ventilator system of claim 9, wherein the inspiration flow is undeterminable because of an absence of an inspiratory flow sensor. 13. The ventilator system of claim 9, wherein the inspiration flow is undeterminable because of at least one of the following malfunctions: a malfunction of an inspiratory flow sensor;a malfunction that prevents utilization of the inspiratory flow sensoran inspiratory module malfunction; anda malfunction that deactivates at least one of a data measurement subsystem and a data acquisition subsystem. 14. The ventilator system of claim 9, wherein the inspiratory trigger threshold is a change in flow rate. 15. The ventilator system of claim 14, wherein a net negative change in lung volume is converted into flow rate for comparison to the inspiratory trigger threshold. 16. The ventilator system of claim 15, wherein the inspiratory trigger threshold is a change of at least 5 LPM. 17. A computer-readable medium having computer-executable instructions for ventilating a patient with a ventilator, the instructions comprising: deliver a fixed base flow that is undeterminable;determine a stable portion of exhalation;monitor an exhalation flow during the stable portion of exhalation;estimate a base flow based on the exhalation flow monitored during the stable portion of exhalation;determine that a flow derivation based on the estimated base flow is greater than an inspiratory trigger threshold during the stable portion of exhalation; andtrigger inspiration based on the determining that the flow derivation is greater than the inspiratory trigger threshold. 18. A computer-readable medium having computer-executable instructions for ventilating a patient with a ventilator, the instructions comprising: deliver a fixed base flow that is undeterminable;monitor a windowed differential lung volume during exhalation;determine that the windowed differential lung volume is at about zero after a decreasing trend toward zero; andtrigger inspiration based on the first of at least one of the following events to occur: a net negative change in lung volume with increasing magnitude is detected that is greater than an inspiratory trigger threshold directly after the step of determining that the windowed differential lung volume is about zero; anda predetermined amount of time expires. 19. A computer-readable medium having computer-executable instructions for ventilating a patient with a ventilator, instructions comprising: deliver a fixed base flow that is undeterminable;determine a stable portion of exhalation;monitor an exhalation flow during the stable portion of exhalation;estimate a base flow based on the exhalation flow monitored during the stable portion of exhalation; andtrigger inspiration based on the first of at least one of the following events to occur: a flow derivation based on the estimated base flow is detected that is greater than an inspiratory trigger threshold during the stable portion of exhalation; andexpiration of a predetermined amount of time.
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