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Optimal flow pattern for mechanical ventilation of the lungs Evaluation with a model lung

The major components entering into the inspiratory pattern of various respirators were tested on a model lung which had an abnormally high airway resistance on one side. The tests consisted of simultaneous nitrogen washout curves from each lung separately utilizing two mass spectrometers. The components tested included a constant versus accelerating wave form and the presence, duration or absence of an end-inspiratory pause. Respirators tested included the Bennett MA1, Engström 300 and the Elema Schonander Servo Ventilator 900. The results demonstrated the importance of an end inspiratory pause in improving gas distribution and efficiency of washout. No difference was found between a constant or accelerating air flow. Preliminary results in man appear to confirm the importance of an end inspiratory pause.