Static pressure–volume (PV) loops obtained in the eight animals under three lung conditions

Static pressure–volume (PV) loops obtained in the eight animals under three lung conditions

The three conditions used were: before lung lavage, after lung lavage, and after lung lavage and additional injurious ventilation (injur vent). Each PV loop was obtained from 0 to 40 cmHO and back to 0 cmHO airway pressure by a slow inflation–deflation, interrupted technique. End-expiratory lung vol...

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description The three conditions used were: before lung lavage, after lung lavage, and after lung lavage and additional injurious ventilation (injur vent). Each PV loop was obtained from 0 to 40 cmHO and back to 0 cmHO airway pressure by a slow inflation–deflation, interrupted technique. End-expiratory lung volume at 10 cmHO of positive end-expiratory pressure before a lung recruitment maneuver (LRM) (EELV-10)(filled circles) and after an LRM (EELV-10) (open circles) agreed well with the volumes found on the inspiratory and expiratory limbs, respectively, of the PV loops.Copyright information:Taken from "Alveolar recruitment can be predicted from airway pressure-lung volume loops: an experimental study in a porcine acute lung injury model"http://ccforum.com/content/12/1/R7Critical Care 2008;12(1):R7-R7.Published online 21 Jan 2008PMCID:PMC2374591.
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