Title: Pulmonary Mechanics and Graphics during Mechanical Ventilation
1Pulmonary Mechanics and Graphics during
Mechanical Ventilation
2Definition
- Mechanics
- Expression of lung function through measures of
pressure and flow - Derived parameters volume, compliance,
resistance, work
- Graphics
- Plotting one parameter as a function of time or
as a function of another parameter - P - T , F - T , V T F - V , P - V
3Objectives
- Evaluate lung function
- Assess response to therapy
- Optimize mechanical support
4Exponential Decay
y
37
13.5
5
TC
y y0 . e (-t / TC)
5Exponential Rise
y
95
86.5
63
TC
y yf . (1 - e (-t / TC))
6Time Constant (?)
- Time required for rise to 63
- Time required for fall to 37
- In Pul. System ? Compliance Resistance
- ? (0.05 to 0.1) 10 0.5 1 sec
7Airway Pressure
- Equation of MotionPaw V(t) / C R . V(t)
PEEP PEEPi
8Airway PressureSites of Measurement
- Directly at proximal airway
- At the inspiratory valve
- At the expiratory valve
9Airway PressureSites of Measurement
- Directly at proximal airway
- The best approximation
- Technical difficulty
- Hostile environment
10Airway PressureSites of Measurement
- Directly at proximal airway
- At the inspiratory valve
- To approximate airway pressure during expiration
11Airway PressureSites of Measurement
- Directly at proximal airway
- At the inspiratory valve
- At the expiratory valve
- To approximate airway pressure during
inspiration
12A typical airway pressure waveform Volume
ventilation
PIP
PPlat
Linear increase
End-exp. Pause (Auto-PEEP)
Initial rise
13Peak Alveolar Pressure (Pplat)
- Palv can not be measured directly
- If flow is present, during inspiration Paw gt
Pplat - Measurement by end-inspiratory hold
14Peak Inspiratory Pressure (PIP)
PPlat
PZ
Pressure at Zero Flow
15Peak Alveolar Pressure (Pplat)Uses
- Prevention of overinflation Pplat ? 34 cmH2O
- Compliance calculation CStat VT / (PPlat
PEEP) - Resistance calculation RI (PIP PPlat) / VI
16Auto-PEEP
- Short TE ? air entrapment
- Auto-PEEP The averaged pressure by trapped gas
in different lung units - TE shorter than 3 expiratory time constant
- So it is a potential cause of hyperinflation
17Auto-PEEPEffects
- Overinflation
- Failure to trigger
- Barotrauma
18Auto-PEEP Measurement technique
19Auto-PEEPInfluencing factors
- Ventilator settings RR VT TPlat IE TE
- Lung function Resistance Compliance
- auto-PEEP VT / (C (eTe/? 1))Te Exp. Time
, ? Exp. Time constant , C Compliance
20Esophageal Pressure
- In the lower third(35 40cm, nares)
- Fill then remove all but 0.5 1 ml
- Baydur maneuver, cardiac oscillation
- Pleural pressure changes
- Work of breathing
- Chest wall compliance
- Auto-PEEP
21Esophageal PressureAuto-PEEP Measurement
- Airway flow esophageal pressure trace
- Auto-PEEP Change in esophageal pressure to
reverse flow direction - Passive exhalation
22Esophageal Pressure Auto-PEEP Measurement
Flow
Peso
23FlowInspiratory
- Volume ventilation
- Value by Peak Flow Rate button
- Waveform by Waveform select button
24FlowInspiratory
- Pressure ventilation
- Value V (?P / R) (e-t / ?)
- Waveform
25FlowExpiratory
- Palv , RA , ?
- V (Palv / R) (e-t / ?)
26Flow waveformapplication
- Detection of Auto-PEEP
- 1) Expiratory waveform not return to baseline
(no quantification) - 2) May be falsely negative
Flow at end-expiration
27Flow waveform application
- Dips in exp. flow during assisted ventilation or
PSV Insufficient trigger effort
Auto-PEEP
Inspiratory effort
28Volume
- Measurement Integration of expiratory flow
waveform
29Compliance
- VT divided by the pressure required to produce
that volume C ?V / ?P VT / (Pplat PEEP) - Range in mechanically ventilated patients 50
100 ml/cmH2O - 1 / CT 1 / Ccw 1 / CL
30Chest wall compliance(Ccw)
- Changes in Peso during passive inflation
- Normal range 100 200 ml/cmH2O
400 ml
31Chest wall complianceDecrease
- Abdominal distension
- Chest wall edema
- Chest wall burn
- Thoracic deformities
- ?Muscle tone
32Chest wall complianceIncrease
- Flail Chest
- Muscle paralysis
33Lung compliance
- VT divided by transpulmonary pressure (PTP)
- PTP Pplat Peso
- Normal range 100 200 ml/cmH2O
30 cmH2O
PTP Pplat Peso 30 17 13
17 cmH2O
34Lung complianceDecrease
- Pulmonary edema
- ARDS
- Pneumothorax
- Consolidation
- Atelectasis
- Pulmonary fibrosis
- Pneumonectomy
- Bronchial intubation
- Hyperinflation
- Pleural effusion
- Abdominal distension
- Chest wall deformity
35Airway resistance
- Volume ventilation RI (PIP PPlat) / VI RE
(Pplat PEEP) / VEXP - Intubated mechanically ventilated RI ? 10
cmH2O/L/sec RE gt RI
36Airway resistanceIncreased
- Bronchospasm
- Secretions
- Small ID tracheal tube
- Mucosal edema
37Mean Airway Pressure
- Beneficial and detrimental effects of IPPV
- Direct relationship to oxygenation
- Time average of pressures in a cycle
- Pressure ventilation
- (PIP PEEP) (TI / Ttot) PEEP
- Volume ventilation
- 0.5 (PIP PEEP) (TI / Ttot) PEEP
38Mean Airway Pressure ? 14 cmH2O
39Mean Airway PressureTypical values
- Normal lung 5 10 cmH2O
- ARDS 15 30 cmH2O
- COPD 10 20 cmH2O
40Pressure-Volume Loop
- Static elastic forces of the respiratory system
independent of the dynamic and viscoelastic
properties - Super-syringe technique
- Constant flow inflation
- Lung and chest wall component
- Chest wall PV Volume vs. Peso
- Lung PV Volume vs. PTP
41PV Loop
- Normal shape Sigmoidal
- Hysteresis Inflation vs. deflation
- In acute lung injuryInitial flat segment LIP
Linear portion UIP - LIP Closing volume in normal subjects
- UIP Overdistension
- Best use of PV loop To guide ventilator
management PEEP gt LIP , Pplat lt UIP
42Normal PV Loop
43PV Loop in Acute Lung Injury
UIP
LIP
44PEEP gt LIP , Pplat lt UIP
- Reduce ventilator associated lung injury
- Prevention of overinflation
- Increased recruitment of collapsed units
- Lower incidence of barotrauma
- Higher weaning rate
- Higher survival rate
45PV LoopRole of chest wall component
- Effect on LIP and UIP
- PV loop for lung alone Use of Peso
- LIP underestimates the necessary PEEP
- Better results with PEEP set above LIP on
deflation PV loop rather inflation
46Volume Ventilation Parameters Interaction
Run VVPI Program
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