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GUZMAN RUBIN, Enrique  e  GUZMAN RODRIGUEZ, Enrique. Ventilación manométrica controlada, con relación inspiración/espiración inversa: una opción de tratamiento en catástrofes pulmonares. Rev Cubana Pediatr [online]. 1998, vol.70, n.1, pp. 5-10. ISSN 1561-3119.

A prospective longitudinal study for finding out the benefits of controlled manometric ventilation with reversed inspiration-expiration ratio was performed. 42 patients with average age of one-year six months were studied, who suffered an acute respiratory distress in a systemic inflammatory syndrome and were finally volumetrically ventilated. In a second phase, a reversed inspiration-expiration ratio was put into practice and finally the patients were applied manometric ventilation with reversed inspiration-expiration ratio. In a statistical comparison, the controlled manometric ventilation obtained the best results in several ventilatory, gasometric and hemodynamic parameters.

Palavras-chave : RESPIRATION, ARTIFICIAL [methods]; MANOMETRY [methods]; INTENSIVE CARE UNITS PEDIATRIC; RESPIRATORY DISTRESS SYNDROME.

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