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GASTRIC INFLATION DUE TO ARTIFICIAL RESPIRATION

Factors of importance for gastric inflation during controlled respiration were studied in a model experiment. The risk of such inflation was found to be greatly intensified if the compliance was reduced, whereas a changed resistance in the air passages was less significant. In addition to the finding that increasing tidal volumes intensified the incidence of gastric inflation, an increase in the inspiratory flow rate was usually found to be of no consequence although it, under certain conditions, e.g., larger tidal volume, might be a factor of importance.